For sellers
Turn what they've outgrown into what's next.
Clothes, books, small toys and accessories are outgrown long before they're worn out. Bundelle turns the bin in your hallway into credit toward the next stage — without a stoop sale, a shipping run, or an afternoon of writing listings.
We're opening first in New York City. Tell us what you have and you'll be among the first sellers we onboard.
Tell us what you have
How selling works
A listing in the time it takes to fold it
01
Photograph it where it sits
Between one and ten photos per listing on any plain surface — and please include close-ups of any imperfections. No lightbox, no styling, no afternoon lost to it.
02
We write the listing
Bundelle drafts the title, description, size, category and a fair price from the photos. You read it, adjust anything, publish.
03
Ship from your door
When it sells, print the prepaid label we send. Put it in the mail on your next walk out. No meet-ups, no haggling.
04
The value lands in your wallet
Spend it on the next size up, or cash it out. Most families roll it straight into what comes next.
What we take
Made well the first time
- Clothing in good condition, newborn through age 10
- Wooden and open-ended toys, puzzles and games with all their pieces
- Picture books and early readers
- Shoes with life left in them
- Accessories — hats, mittens, bags, hair things, small dress-up pieces
- Small nursery pieces — bedding, baskets, soft goods
What we don't
Kept honest for everyone
- Strollers, carriers and car seats — if it can't fit in a box, we can't support it yet
- Anything stained, torn, pilled or missing parts
- Fast-fashion pieces past their second wear
- Used bottles, nipples, pacifiers and breast pump parts
Not sure about something? Mention it in the form — we read every note.
Join as a seller
Tell us what's waiting in the hallway
A rough sense of what you have helps us open in the neighborhoods with the most to pass along — and tells us what buyers will find on day one.
Shopping too? Say so on the main list and we'll note both.