Need Clothing?

Need Clothing?

The Clothesline aims to provide a comfortable and fun place where students can find a wide variety of clothing for school.  Qualifying students will be able to select a full wardrobe of clothing twice a year – free of charge.

The basic wardrobe includes:

  • 5 tops, shirts or blouses
  • 4 bottoms, pants, shorts, skirts
  • 5 pairs of new underwear and socks (once per year)

As available, we also may be able to provide:

  • Girl’s dresses or boy’s formalwear
  • Bras
  • Pajamas
  • Shoes
  • Swimwear
  • Accessories

Need Clothing?

The Clothesline aims to provide a comfortable and fun space in which student-clients and their families can find a wide variety of clothing options. Qualifying students will be able to select a full wardrobe of clothing twice a year, free of charge.

This wardrobe includes:

  • 5 tops, shirts and blouses
  • 4 bottoms, pants, shorts or skirts
  • 5 pairs of new underware
  • 5 pairs of new socks

And as available:

  • 1 coat or jacket
  • 1 pair of shoes
  • 1 dress
  • Accessories

In order to prepare and plan the best shopping experience, students and their families are asked to make an appointment the Clothesline in advance.

For the sommer 2023 season, we offer two ways for clients to receive clothing:

In Store: Make an appointment to shop in the store. You must wear a mask and not show any sign of illness. Please click the button below for available times.

Summer 2023 Appointments

On-line Request: If you prefer not to shop in-person, fill out our on-line form with your kids’ sizes and preferences. We will pick the clothes from our inventory and you can pick up at your convenience. Click the button below for the on-line form.

On-line Request

Any child residing and attending school in Arlington County (kindergarten to 12th grade) that meets the qualifications below is eligible for services from The Clothesline.

There are two ways to qualify:

  1. Present a letter from Arlington Public Schools indicating your child receives benefits from the Free and Reduced Price Lunch Program
  2. Present a referral letter from a school social worker, a local social services organization, or a place of worship. The letter must be on the letterhead of that organization.