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For Parts Children’s Clothing — Second-Hand Buying Guide

A For Parts listing is priced for what can be recovered from it rather than for use, so children’s clothing at this grade is worth roughly 25% of top price — $2 to $12 (about £1 to £9). Bundled for fabric, craft or rags. Sewers buy children’s clothes by weight for quilting and patching, and it is a real market.

Where the line falls

Children’s clothes are outgrown long before they wear out, so the real question is how many children have already had it.

For comparison, one grade up is Fair Children’s Clothing.

What children’s clothing is worth here

GradeShare of top priceTypical range
Fairabout 45%$3 to $21
For Partsabout 25%$2 to $12

Guide ranges, not quotes, at £1 ≈ $1.35 (August 2026). All five grades.

What the price reflects at this grade

Listing at the For Parts grade

Give the number of items and the total weight rather than describing each one. Bundles at this grade are bought by the kilo.

Shots that carry the most weight in children’s clothing:

  • Kids Clothes — Any stain, hole or worn knee, photographed honestly
  • Kids Coat — The label showing brand and size, plus any stain, tear or worn patch
  • Kids Shoes — The size marking, plus any scuff, split or worn toe
  • School Uniform — Any stain, worn knee, pilling or repaired seam

On a typical $7 listing, a marketplace charging 20% takes $1, one charging 13.6% takes $1 and one charging 10% takes $1. WishThrift charges neither side, so you keep the whole $7. Listing is free.

Browse children’s clothing

See every listing at the For Parts grade, or the whole Kids’ Clothing category at every grade. The grade is the seller’s own; WishThrift does not inspect or verify items.

Other grades in children’s clothing: New with Tags, Like New, Good, Fair.

Common questions

How many items are in the bundle?

Worn through, stained beyond wearing or heavily outgrown, but with usable panels, buttons and printed fabric.

What is the difference between For Parts and Fair children’s clothing?

Anything falling short of For Parts is graded Fair Children’s Clothing.