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A new, subscription-based service called Wow Clothing Club has launched today, which allows its members to borrow the latest girl's designer clothing at a fraction of the price of owning them.
With the economic times forcing some parents to re-evaluate their children's clothing budget, or to seek second-hand sources for their children's clothes, Wow Clothing Club offers a budget-friendly alternative to buying designer kid's clothes. In addition, following the consumer fascination with celebrity fashion trends, Wow Clothing Club allows parents to satisfy the fantasy of dressing their children like the latest celebrity babies, without the need for a celebrity’s income.
For a monthly subscription fee (memberships start at $47.99), parents can browse and borrow from hundreds of designer children's outfits (girl's sizes 12 months to 6x/7), including dresses, skirt sets, capri sets and baby rompers. Wow Clothing Club (wowclothingclub.com) ships the boutique-style kid's clothes ready to wear, laundering them in eco-friendly, dye- and fragrance-free detergent so it is safe for sensitive little skin.
Members can keep the designer children's clothing as long as they like, or exchange them for new styles every 30 days by returning them in Wow Clothing Club's pre-paid, U.S. Postal Service Priority Mail box.
"Children outgrow their clothes so quickly, and often only wear an outfit once or twice before it is too small," said Wow Clothing Club founder Jason Young. "Our service enables parents to dress their children in style, as well as to taste a bit of the luxurious lifestyle, yet still feel like they are spending responsibly."
Some of the designers available on the website include: Indygo Artwear, Lipstik Girls, Little Mass, Mimi and Maggie, Sara Sara and ZAZA Couture. The company offers a mix of well-known and up-and-coming children's fashion designers.
The company is offering 50 percent off the first month's membership for every new member who signs up for the service online.
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