The Loop Bag
The Loop Bag
Pass on Your Pile
Fill your Loop Bag with clothes your child has grown out of. The bag holds up to 5 pounds.
When your bag is full, log in to your account. We find a family whose child wears the next size down.
Print your shipping label. It comes free with your bag. Then send your Loop to a real family.
Why send a Loop Bag when donating is free?
| The Little Loop | Traditional donations | Trash | Buy Nothing groups | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goes to one real family who needs that size next | Sometimes | |||
| You know exactly where your clothes land | Sometimes | |||
| Matched to the right size and season | ||||
| Prepaid shipping, no drop-off runs | ||||
| No posting, photos, or coordinating with strangers | ||||
| Keeps good clothes out of the landfill | Rarely | |||
| Takes about 5 minutes | Sometimes | |||
| What you end up with | A kid wearing your clothes | No idea where it went | 100% landfill | Maybe a taker, maybe not |
How it works
The 3 Step Solution

Buy and fill your bag
Get a Loop Bag and pack it with the clothes your kid outgrew.
Log in and tell us what's inside
Sign in to your account and enter the gender and size of the clothes in your bag.
We match you and send your label
We find someone with a kid of the same gender, one size down, and send you a prepaid shipping label. See exactly how matching works
Prepaid shipping included with every bag. Nothing else to buy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to send a bag to get a bag?
Joining is free and anyone can be matched, but senders get priority. The fastest way to receive is to send.
What condition should the clothes be in?
Washed and in good condition. No rips or stains, please. If your kid wore it happily, it belongs in the bag.
How do you account for seasons?
We match within your climate zone, like Southwest or Northeast, so the clothes fit the weather they're worn in.
Why does a bag cost $20?
It's the entire cost of sending: the bag, the prepaid label, and the matching system. Compare that to an afternoon of listing and haggling, or a donation bin where most of it never reaches a kid.
Where do the clothes actually go?
To one specific family whose kid wears that exact size next. Not a warehouse. Not a bin.
Can you do twin matching?
Yes. We match twins to other twin families, same genders and at least one size down. See how twin matching works.
How many pieces of clothing fit in a bag?
Each Loop Bag holds about 8 lbs of clothing. Depending on the sizes you are sending, that is roughly 30 to 50 items.
- 5 stars: 103 (94%)
- 4 stars: 4 (4%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 2 (2%)
I’m not a crunchy, zero-waste kind of person. I just didn’t want to throw away perfectly good clothes. This was the easiest version of doing the right thing I’ve ever found
I got a bag of the sweetest little dresses last month and almost cried. Someone I’ll never meet thought about my daughter. That’s not something Poshmark gives you
I love supporting something that aligns with my values as a mom. Less waste, more connection, and a system that actually works.
I love that The Little Loop makes passing on clothes feel intentional. It honestly feels like moms helping moms, not just getting rid of stuff. Such a thoughtful idea.
I love how simple this system is! I filled the bag in one weekend and it felt amazing knowing the clothes were going to another family.
I didn’t realize how satisfying it would be to pass things on instead of tossing them. The Little Loop makes it so easy!
I wish this existed years ago! It’s great for the planet and for busy parents who don’t have time to sort donations.
Sending my first bag was so satisfying. Scanned the QR code, printed the label, done. I wish this existed years ago!
As a mom trying to be more sustainable, The Little Loop makes it simple. No guilt, no waste — just a smarter way to pass things on.
The process was very unclear and confusing. It took repeated emails for someone to answer my questions and explain the process. They kept offering a refund, but I really just wanted to understand how to SEND clothes versus RECEIVE clothes. It's a great concept, hopefully they can make things more clear for future participants.
This service is truly incredible. I used to never know what to do with all my kids outgrown clothes and now I do every time my kid outgrows the size. I just order a bag fill it up and send it Jessica who runs little loop is seriously so sweet and I’ve never met a founder with better customer care than her
I have so many kids’ clothes that are still in great condition, but I never know what to do with them. The Little Loop gave me an easy way to pass them on without the hassle.
I love that this helps parents share instead of constantly shopping. It feels good to know my child’s clothes are being used again by another family.
The Little Loop made me feel like I was part of something bigger. It’s not just decluttering — it’s helping families, reducing waste, and changing how we think about kids’ clothes.
Such a smart idea!
This is such a fun concept! It was so easy to use and gave me such peace of mind.
Such a good concept! My daughter felt much better knowing her old clothes were going to go to someone else.
I was so happy to support this small business and not give more money to big corporations.
I love knowing my clothes go to a real family and not the donation void.
I love the mission and I understand it is a new company and that marches aren’t guaranteed. But I’m now $20 plus all the money spent on the clothes that no longer fit my child out and no bag in return. I could’ve sold it online and made money back.
The whole experience felt easy, thoughtful, and surprisingly emotional. I’m already filling my next bag.
This made me feel so much better about letting go of my daughter’s clothes. They were going to another family instead of sitting in storage.
I loved knowing our clothes were actually going directly to another child instead of getting lost somewhere in the donation process.
You can really feel the ‘moms helping moms’ aspect of this. It feels personal in the best way.
My son grows so fast and this made getting the next size up feel so much less stressful.
The matching process made it feel so much more intentional than regular donating.
As someone trying to spend less and waste less, this feels like the perfect solution
The Little Loop helped me finally do something with the bins of clothes sitting in our garage for years.
This is one of those ideas where you immediately think… why didn’t this exist already?