Reached the end of your doddl journey and moved on to 'grown up' cutlery?

Don't let it go to waste!

We are the perfect partner to find it a new home and the opportunity to help another family and child with mealtimes

Together doddl & Merry Go Round want to help keep well made 'grown out but not worn out' children's items a second childhood: to save them from landfill and reduce their impact on the planet

We've an easy and straightforward way to help keep these items going round & round

Order a Merry Go Round prepaid postage bag below

- fill with any outgrown quality children's clothes you have (at least 15 items)

- include your doddl items

Merry Go Round will pay you for the clothes they accept and pass the doddl cutlery to kidstuff to be rehomed

If you have any questions about doddl please visit www.doddl.com or email team@doddl.com

Please take a look at our guidance for the type and standard of clothes accepted

Clothes we accept

**Please note - We are currently only accepting clothes from 1 year upwards**

New / like new children’s clothes from 12 mths – 7/8 yrs
Items in great condition – no rips, tears, stains or pilling
Freshly laundered and ironed clothing

Brands we love to stock

Blade & Rose

Boden

Cath Kids

Crew

Fat Face

Frugi

JoJo Maman Bebe

John Lewis

Joules

Kite

Newbie

Petit Bateau

Sergeant Major

The White Company

Zara

Please don’t send us any damaged, marked or stained items.

Clothes we don't accept

Supermarket / budget brands

Items with logos / brand names

Anything white

Footwear

Babygro's or vests

Beach & swimwear / bikinis

Underwear

Dressing gowns, onesies and pyjamas

Coats & snowsuits

Occasion wear / party dresses

Shirts

Fleeces

Brands we don't accept

Adams

Aldi

BHS

F&F

GAP

George@Asda

H&M

Lidl

M&S

Matalan

Mothercare

Mountain Warehouse

Nutmeg

Primark

Regatta

FAQ's

We may accept these brands

What condition must the clothes be in?

Can I send in brands not on the list?

What happens after I send my clothes in?

We aim to assess and price your clothes within 3-5 working days of receiving them. Our selection process is rigorous so it can take a little time. We will then email you a list of the items we would like to accept and a price for them. We do not break down the offer by item and the amount is non-negotiable. Once you have agreed the amount we will pay to a Paypal account or a bank account. Any clothes not accepted by MGR will be returned to you or passed to charity.

How much can I earn?

You will earn 40% of the sales price we think can be achieved by the clothes.
We try to keep the prices we sell at comparable to supermarket clothing prices.

Please see the examples below for a rough guide of how much you will receive for an item.

The items shown below are indicative of age 3-4 clothing. Baby and younger clothes will earn less, older children's clothes will earn slightly more.

The amount will also vary depending on the brand and condition

How quickly will I receive my money?

How do I get my clothes to you?

Request a prepaid stock bag

Order a prepaid postage bag by completing the form below. Fill the bag with clothes and include your doddl item Drop it at your local Post Office. The bag will come back to us as Royal Mail, 48 hour tracked.

Please remember to keep hold of your proof of postage certificate

One of our bags will hold approximately 15-20 items of clothing. The number will vary depending on the size of the clothes (eg 20 items size 12-18 months vs 15 items size 7-8 years). Please don't overfill to avoid it splitting in the post!

Please ensure you sufficiently fill your bag with items which meet our requirements. It's much more cost effective for you and for us

Reasons to recycle & reuse your clothes

It takes up to 80 years for clothes to breakdown in landfill

Extending the life of clothing by a further 9 months would reduce carbon, waste and water footprints by around 20-30% each

95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or up upcycled

It takes 2,700 litres of water to make just one t-shirt - enough water to drink for 2.5 years

Cotton production uses more pesticides than any other crops