Stephanie D.
12/3/2021
My LO is 2 months old but wearing 6 months clothing. All those cute outfits we bought full price and washed never got worn and now are collecting dust. We decided to stop by the Children's Orchard...
Children's Orchard
Permanently closed
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22421 El Toro Rd Ste A
Lake Forest, CA 92630
Located in Lake Forest, California, Children's Orchard offers a unique concept in the kid's resale market. It provides a solution for parents facing the challenge of constantly changing sizes as their children grow. By allowing parents to sell gently-used clothing their kids have outgrown, Children's Orchard enables them to purchase like-new clothing at significantly lower costs in their child's current size.
At Children's Orchard, customers can find a wide selection of gently-used children's apparel, shoes, toys, and equipment. This approach not only helps parents save money but also allows them to maintain a stylish wardrobe for their kids without overspending. With prices up to 70% off retail, the savings are substantial, making it a practical and cost-effective way for parents to meet their children's changing clothing needs.
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3.0195 reviews
Tony J.
2/25/2024
A very nice and organized clean store. love the merchandise and compared to other stores Has the best prices! Rated as the best resale store.
Lauren V.
12/15/2024
I've never sold to them, so I can't speak to the selling experience. I shopped there occasionally, and the clothes are well priced very good condition, good selection, and the staff are always...
Ray S.
4/22/2025
The store is hardly ever open as advertised. If they can work on the store hours they would be making many more sales as when I waited in my car I also saw three other people checking back for the...
KyraAnne G.
10/1/2024
Pros: The clothing is all nearly new, and there is a giant selection of baby/young toddler stuff. I wish I had known about this place when my kids were younger. The owner was kind, quick, and I...
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