Great for pretend or dramatic play with children setting up a clothing store. (A broom can be laid across two chairs for a rack.)

Great for Marketing and Business class students to practice selling clothing, especially if you are doing a live rummage sale. Or for Drama/Theater actors to hold costumes.

When it’s time to get ready for a consignment or rummage sale, you need to get organized by sorting out the different sizes of clothing. There is no better way to do it than to print your own clothing size divider circles onto cardstock and cut them out. You can also use these dividers on your rack at a sale. If you do this, I recommend taping the end together so it doesn’t fall off the rack.

This is also handy if you buy kids clothing a few sizes ahead to store the clothing in the closet by size. Or, if you have more than one person sharing a closet, you could use the blank dividers and write names on them to divide the sections of the closet.

This also makes a great homemade gift for a new mom at a baby shower or for an Expecting Mom Gift.

You get a PDF that has 8 printable pages in letter size.
Page 1 – blank circles to write your own sizes, people’s names, types of clothing
Page 2 – NB, 0-3 mo., 3-6 mo., 6-9 mo.
Page 3 – 9 mo., 12 mo., 18 mo., 24 mo.
Page 4 – 2T, 3T, 4T, 5T
Page 5 – 6, 7, 8, 10
Page 6 – 12, 14, 16, 18
Page 7 – 20, XS, S, M
Page 8 – L, XL, XXL, XXXL

You can have the number on both sides of the circle if you print two of the same page and (after cutting) glue or tape them together back to back. Or, you could write the size on the non-printed side.
When cutting: start at the bottom of the circle and cut upward, when you get to the inner circle, cut on this line all the way around to where you started cutting to cut out the inner circle.

This was handmade (the old-fashioned way, with no artificial intelligence) by Amy Marohl at NeededInTheHome in Wisconsin, US. I own the rights to everything I sell and no third-party trademarks are used without permission. I have been married to Mike since 1996 and homeschooling my 8 children since 2004. My youngest child was born when I was 45 years old in 2019. This is something I made for either someone I love or for my own use and I decided to offer it for sale so that you can enjoy it as well.

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