Kinderkleidermarkt für Herbst- und Winterkleidung

In the organizer's words:

As winter approaches: Children's clothing market for fall and winter clothing

Pregnant women and people with a disabled pass are admitted from 11.30 am.
admission, with proof and an accompanying person

You will find "everything for children" on the well-sorted display tables arranged by size: Depending on the season, fall and winter clothing or spring and summer clothing is offered (also in BIG sizes up to 164, 170, XS, S, M, L!!), plus much more:

• Infant equipment (diaper bags, nursing pillows, radiant warmers, blankets, slings, baby carriers etc.)
• Shoes (seasonal, up to size 44),
• Bed linen (children's, youth)
• Underwear, bodysuits
• Hats (seasonal),
• stockings, tights (seasonal),
• Sporting goods (clothing and accessories)
• Carnival articles,
• Toys, DVDs, CDs (but of course no home-burned CDs!!!)
• Well-stocked books (children's, youth, non-fiction, school, cooking, Christmas, pregnancy literature, comics, etc.)
• Car seats,
• maternity wear (fitting room available!),
• Bicycles, baby carriages, bags, school bags,

... and so on!

The Zellerau children's clothing market takes place twice a year in spring and fall and is always very popular, both in terms of sales figures and vendor registrations.

Each time, the proceeds are donated to institutions in the Zellerau that are committed to the well-being of our children. We look forward to seeing you!

How our children's clothing market works:

* If you are interested in participating, you will receive a master number when a place becomes available again. Otherwise you will be placed on the waiting list.

* you then use this master number to mark ALL your items in advance, including price and size

* the articles are ALL handed in on Friday before the KKM, sorted by the helpers according to goods and sizes and laid out accordingly

* it is therefore a prerequisite that you help out in at least (!) one of the 7 helper shifts

-> it is NOT a table sale; you therefore have no say in the sale itself in terms of items or prices

* on Saturday at the sale, visitors "shop" like in a department store and then pay for everything together at one of the six cash registers

* The vendor (master number) from which goods were sold is recorded there. These prices are then calculated and allocated per vendor

* When you collect the goods (then sorted back to the individual seller numbers), you will receive your proceeds minus 10%.

* The retained 10% will be used to cover expenses, but most of the proceeds will be donated to Zellerau organizations that support the work and well-being of children here in Zellerau.