A closet that’s open to everyone
Imagine a store with no checkout lines, no price tags, and no judgment. Just racks and tables brimming with gently used and new clothing, waiting to be loved again. At our events, you can shop for what you need, choose what makes you feel good, and walk out with clothing you’re excited about… all completely free.
Upcoming Popup Free Clothing Events
Issaquah School District Resource Fair
Community Clothing Closet will be providing free clothing at Issaquah School District’s Resource Fair in August 2026.
August 10: Donation Day! Please bring any clean, gently used, or new clothing, shoes, and accessories for kids in grades K-12. Save the date! See more donation details here.
August 12: Shopping Day! Parents & students in the Issaquah School District are welcome to come and shop for free kids’ back-to-school clothing. See Resource Fair details here.
This event is focused on Issaquah School District students, so if you don’t have a student, or you live in another district, we encourage you to wait until we hold an event that’s more appropriate for you. We hope to hold similar events for other school districts in the future.
Ongoing: Popup Free Clothing Events
We partner with local social services groups to deliver clothing directly to their clientele throughout the year.
We have hosted Free Clothing Events at Issaquah Food Bank, Renewal Food Bank, Our Savior Lutheran Church of Issaquah, Salvation Army Community Center of Renton, low-income apartment complexes like Hutchison House, Vasa Creek Woods Senior Apartments, and Gilman Square. If you have a suggestion for a place in need of free clothing, please let us know!
Spring & Fall: Free Clothing Events at Pickering Barn
April 27-29, 2026: Over 250 people donated gently used and new clothing. Our volunteers sorted, folded, and arranged the clothing into our free store that over 500 people shopped from, for kids, women’s, and men’s clothing of all sizes.
October 20-21, 2025: Over 300 people donated 14,000 pounds of gently used and new clothing with tags. 83 volunteers sorted, folded, and arranged the clothing into our free store that over 1,100 people shopped from, for kids, teens, women’s, and men’s clothing of all sizes.
May 27-28, 2025: Nearly 100 people donated over 250 bags of gently used and new with tags on clothing to our first free clothing event. We had 22 volunteers tirelessly sort, fold, and arrange the clothing into an easily shoppable environment. Over 500 shoppers joyfully browsed racks and tables filled with kids, teens, women’s and men’s clothing of all sizes and left with a smile on their face and a bag (or more!) of free clothes.
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