Free kids' clothing Uman'
Kids' clothing wears out slower than its price suggests — a child usually grows out of an item before it loses its shape, which is why this Uman' category regularly has near-new pieces. Branded kids' clothing costs noticeably more than adult equivalents in Ukraine, and that's exactly why parents are more likely to give it away for free than sell it for next to nothing.
Go by height in centimeters rather than the age printed on the label — children grow unevenly, and a one-year size from one brand can fit a two-year-old from another.
Outerwear (coats, snowsuits) is worth checking for working zippers and intact hood fastenings, since those are the parts that fail first under regular use.
Bundled lots by size are common and usually a better deal than picking single items one at a time, since they save both you and the seller a lot of back-and-forth messaging.
2 ads in this category, with fresh listings appearing daily as families rotate through the sizes their kids have already outgrown.