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The Pont-de-Roide clothing sale, a solidarity event for families

At the very beginning of March, Pont-de-Roide-Vermondans opens its doors to families from the Pays de Montbéliard for its traditional clothing sale. This themed event, entirely dedicated to children's clothing from 0 to 16 years old and childcare equipment, meets a concrete and recurring need for young parents: regularly renewing their children's wardrobes, who grow quickly, without breaking the bank.

The sale welcomes individual sellers offering their items — all-season clothing, shoes, coats, pajamas, sportswear — sorted and in good condition, at prices much lower than new items. Childcare equipment completes the offer: strollers, bouncers, high chairs, baby monitors, play mats, and educational toys allow new parents to equip themselves effectively without excessive spending.

An eco-responsible and solidarity initiative

The clothing sale is fully in line with the logic of the circular economy and local solidarity. By purchasing second-hand children's clothing, parents help reduce textile waste, which is particularly significant in the children's clothing sector where items are often worn little before being outgrown. This approach is all the more relevant for children, who grow rapidly and require frequent wardrobe updates.

The 2026 edition takes place on Friday, March 6th and Saturday, March 7th, offering families two days to browse the stalls and make their purchases. This two-day organization, including a Friday to accommodate parents after work and a Saturday for available families, maximizes the event's accessibility.

Pont-de-Roide-Vermondans, a town attentive to family needs

The regular organization of this clothing sale demonstrates the attention paid by the town and its associations to the needs of families with children. Pont-de-Roide-Vermondans, with its 4,500 inhabitants and dynamic associative life, asserts itself as a town where family life is good. The clothing sale, the toy and bike sale in September, and other events in the communal calendar form a coherent whole that facilitates the daily lives of local families.