When clothing sells that I have up for sale, I will put it in a plastic mailer bag that I’ve been buying off of Amazon… but the clothing I’ve been putting in Walmart bags (that are clean and in good condition)… it’s a good use to get rid of those bags by recycling them that way but it’s a bit tacky. Every now and then I’ll get clothing shipped to me in clear bags – I can’t seem to find where to buy those at though. Does anyone have an idea of where to get such a thing? Thank you in advance!
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fitnessenthusiast_84 Reputation: 12 See fitnessenthusiast_84's booth |
don’t know what size you would like but try a few that are here
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
I use the inexpensive freezer bags; not the ziploc ones. I squeeze the air out and tape them closed. Protection, but not pricey. I don’t like the idea of WalMart or other store bags, as they aren’t sealed, therefore aren’t protecting the parcel dropped in the puddle. :)
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BookbinEtc Reputation: 1322 See BookbinEtc's booth |
Thank you guys! That definitely helps. :-) I buy the poly mailers off amazon but I’ll check yours out, ccmom.
-Angela
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fitnessenthusiast_84 Reputation: 12 See fitnessenthusiast_84's booth |
The clearbags are a good choice. I agree that the cheap store bags are just that, cheap looking, well I am no advocate of Walmart so I would not use one at all but sometimes you can just get those clear ones and tape them closed.
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driver211plus Reputation: 14 See driver211plus' booth |
I buy bags from papermart.com to wrap my lingerie and clothing. I also used upaknship.com for poly shipping mailers. Good luck!
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nnnlingerie Reputation: 50 See nnnlingerie's booth |
I sell clothing too ~ This was very helpful! I have purchased clothing online and have at times received the items in a ziplock bag too
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lilmissthrifty Reputation: 19 See lilmissthrifty's booth |
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