Solidarity Sale – Kilogram Sale Grand-Charmont

The Kilogram Sale in Grand-Charmont, a Solidarity and Economical Formula

Grand-Charmont, a town in the Montbéliard agglomeration, has for several years developed a solidarity sale offer through its Solidarity Boutique. Among the events organized periodically, the sale of clothing and accessories by the kilo is meeting with growing success among families in the Pays de Montbéliard. The principle is simple and attractive: items are sold at a single price per kilogram, making access to second-hand clothing as accessible as possible.

Clothing for women, men, and children is offered at 4 euros per kilogram, while shoes and household linen are available at 3 euros per kilogram. Buyers can thus fill their baskets as they wish, trying on and selecting items before having them weighed at the checkout. This fun and economical formula attracts both families looking for bargains and fans of vintage fashion and second-hand items.

An Eco-Responsible Event at the Heart of Local Solidarity

Beyond the economic aspect, the Grand-Charmont kilogram sale is part of a clear eco-responsible approach. By giving a second life to clothing and accessories that might have been thrown away, this event helps to reduce textile waste and promote more sustainable consumption. The Grand-Charmont Solidarity Boutique, a collection and redistribution point for second-hand clothing, thus plays an important social and environmental role in local life.

The exceptional sale of March 2026 will be held over two days — Friday, March 27 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, March 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — at Chemin de la Pierre Martin in Grand-Charmont. This location, in the town's business park, offers easy car access from the towns in the Montbéliard agglomeration.

Grand-Charmont, Solidarity and Neighborhood Life

Grand-Charmont, a town of 4,200 inhabitants in the Montbéliard agglomeration, has developed an active social policy, of which the Solidarity Boutique is one of the instruments. Accessible to all, this structure allows residents to find affordable clothing throughout the year, with highlights like the kilogram sale that attract a wider clientele, well beyond the town's residents. These events contribute to social cohesion and the dynamism of neighborhood life.