Clothing donations
Send clear photos first. Sage will look through the pieces and tell you what fits the shop before anything is shipped, carried to a meetup, or brought to an event.
Send photos on InstagramFour useful photos
01the full piece
02brand + size tag
03material tag
04any wear or flaws
Before messaging
Make it easy to tell what the item really is.
Natural light is best. Lay the item flat or hang it up, and include close-ups of anything Sage should know about.
You do not need professional photos. They just need to be clear enough to judge the style and condition.
The full process
Photos first. Handoff second.
- 01
Send the photos
Include the item, tags, and any damage or wear.
- 02
Sage reviews the pieces
She accepts what fits the shop and passes on what does not.
- 03
Arrange the handoff
Approved items can be shipped, handed over at a planned meetup, or brought to an event.
Usually worth sending
- Clean, wearable pieces with personality
- 2000s, vintage, alternative, bohemian, or statement items
- Clothes with readable tags and visible condition
- Accessories that are complete and usable
Please skip
- Wet, moldy, or heavily stained clothing
- Items with major damage that was not photographed
- Bags dropped off without Sage approving them first
- Anything you need returned if it is not accepted
A quick note about payment
Good Intentions usually accepts these as donations, without cash or store credit in return. Sage will make that clear before arranging the handoff.