No perfect storage system required, and no need to remember every chat thread. Use checklists, tables and workflows you can follow directly to handle group-buy orders, arrival status, kids' sizes and secondhand selling.
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A complete method for organizing a kids' wardrobe: sort into pre-order, not arrived, stored and sellable, then file by size, brand and condition. Includes a 30-minute workflow and a seasonal checklist.
Read the full guideA workflow for group-buy and pre-order kids' clothing: keep the original order text, bulk-parse item names and prices, confirm each line, then build a pre-order and not-arrived list.
Read the full guideReference chart for kids' clothing sizes 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110 and 120 alongside 6M, 12M, 2T, 3T, 4T and 5T, plus how to shop using actual garment measurements and fit.
Read the full guideA practical method for pricing secondhand kids' clothing: check recent sold ranges for the same item, then adjust for condition, missing pieces, season and shipping. Includes a worksheet and markdown rules.
Read the full guideA full workflow for selling secondhand kids' clothing in FB groups and on LINE: preparing original, flaw and cutout photos, writing listings, pricing, bundles, order matching, shipping and data safety.
Read the full guideName, size, price and status are the core of organising; chat logs and personal data do not belong in a wardrobe.
Check sizes against the brand's own chart and secondhand prices against the recent market. Every parsed result needs a human to confirm it.
Use photos of the clothes, and remove names, phone numbers, addresses, payment details and anything that identifies a child.
The free plan manages 50 items and still lets you import order text and share what you're selling. Move up when you need more capacity and full analytics.