Kids Grow. Clothing Doesn't. The First Rental Clothing Service for Growing Children. Questions? Email Edison@EverlastingWardrobe.com #EverlastingWardrobe

Brooklyn, NY
Joined December 2015
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Clothing that grows vs Fast Fashion w/ your children
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Parenthood doesn't come with a map — you’ll have to learn to navigate all on your own. But let the seasoned experts cheer you on along the way. romper.com/new-parents-issue…
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Absolutely adore this 'Second Best' idea for parents from IKEA
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Waiting for my kid to determine if they like dinner:
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Any active companies missing?
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Kids Grow, Clothing Doesn't
Idea of the day 1/365 Subscription-based clothing rental service for kids: A monthly subscription service that delivers a curated selection of clothing for kids, allowing parents to swap out clothes as their kids grow.
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Making it convenient to be sustainable with @thefuturescore!
Everlasting Wardrobe is the first ever rental clothing service for growing kids. Save money, save space, and save the planet by renting a monthly wardrobe for your kids rather than buying new. With our partnership with Everlasting Wardrobe, you can now earn 6% instant cashback*.
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We’re here to stop this trauma 😂😂
How much time needs to pass before you can safely confront your parents about some shit they made you wear? I'm 13 in the photo. I'm 43 now. is 30 years enough time?