Decided to rent clothes for the time being

[Engteacher 158]

Hi, everyone. I was sleeved on 6/9/15 and have no idea how fast the weight will come off. With several wedding coming up in August, and professional wardrobe required in the fall, I decided to rent clothing for the time being. There are several companies, but I'm going to try Gwynnie Bee, since they offer the first month free. I figure it's cheaper than buying a new outfit every month, and they have free shipping. Anyone else going this route? I'll give you a review after I've had a chance to try it for a few months.

Continued success, everyone!

[BizzyB 119]

I haven't tried it but I've been interested in this service as well. Would be interested in hearing about your experience once you've tried it! Seems much better than buying something you will.shrink out of before wearing it again!

[Engteacher 158]

That's what I thought, too. I'll let you know what I think once I get started a bit. It's a new way of looking at clothing, to be sure!

[Shustar 395]

Here in Arizona we have some wonderful consignment shops. I take my better (too big) clothes in and buy at a tiny fraction of the cost. This way my wardrobe is always changing along with me and I don't spend too much money. I think Gwynnie Bee certainly has some ver cute things! It would certainly be a time saver!

[jess9395 5,449]

Consignment shops and goodwill saved my butt as it was shrinking. Amazed at high end barely worn stuff I would find at both!

Curious as to other rental options. GB doesn't go lower than a size 10. Anyone know of any that do?

[onesleevedmamma 178]

Goodwill and thrift stores are my best friend as I loose. This way I'll save money to buy a wardrobe at goal. Much if it is close to brand new. No one knows where I shop

[lastingdreams 57]

I did GB for a LONG time to balance the loss. Now, I buy from Modcloth and resell on a Facebook page when the items are too big. I like Modcloth because the resale value is almost the original price

[sleeve4086222015 27]

Hi, everyone. I was sleeved on 6/9/15 and have no idea how fast the weight will come off. With several wedding coming up in August, and professional wardrobe required in the fall, I decided to rent clothing for the time being. There are several companies, but I'm going to try Gwynnie Bee, since they offer the first month free. I figure it's cheaper than buying a new outfit every month, and they have free shipping. Anyone else going this route? I'll give you a review after I've had a chance to try it for a few months.

Continued success, everyone!

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What a great idea? Let me know, please!