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Before you spend an evening listing your kid's outgrown clothes, it is worth knowing what a used kids' shirt actually sells for once the app takes its cut.

There are four things everyone tells you to do with the bag in the hallway closet. Here is what actually happens down each one.

We'll wear our favorites to the ground before retiring them, but our kids never even come close.

I love to buy nice things for my kids, but what I hate is spending money on something good, getting three wears out of it, and watching that value disappear.

Our kids will go through over a dozen clothing sizes before they're 8. Every one of those items have to go somewhere, and I wanted to know. What happens after we drop it off at the thrift store? Does it get resold to local families? I was shocked by the lack of research out there, but here's what I did find.

Most parents think of new clothes as the cleanest option. They’re crisp, sealed, "untouched". It feels like the safest thing you can put on your child. The uncomfortable truth is that new clothes aren’t actually clean at all.