ux design · ui design
Bundles
Circular clothing for growing up.
The Problem
Kids outgrow clothes faster than many families can afford, but there wasn’t an easy way to circulate outgrown clothes back into circulation for other kids who need them.
Solution
Babies and young kids grow out of clothes fast, costing caregivers real time and money to keep up. Bundles app solves both at once: we send random items in the selected category and size. Instead of browsing a catalog and at a fraction of the retail cost you can clothe your kids. It also solves what to do with the outgrown clothes: instead of tossing or donating them, send them back and they become the next kid’s bundle.
How It Works
Users receive a shipping bag, fill it with their kids’ outgrown clothes, and log how many items they’re sending. That count becomes their “credit” then they order the same number of items back, choosing broad categories like girls’ short-sleeve t-shirts or boys’ shorts, but receiving randomized items within those categories. Access is subscription-based, priced by how many kids the user has.
Visual Design
I kept the language minimalistic, with a pinkish light brown as the sole background color and small touches of kid’s-drawing-style illustrations. The monochrome choice was because it is easy on the eyes.
Process
I built an end-to-end prototype in the first two weeks, covering the full flow from shipping and item logging to receiving a bundle. Feedback from the client was slow to come and, once it arrived, fairly open-ended — so I used my own judgment to finalize the design, relying on the direction I’d already validated in the initial prototype rather than waiting on further input that wasn’t coming.
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© 2026 Pınar Adanır. UX/UI Product Designer.
Designed & built with intention.