Frip and Co, operating under the Boomerang Kids banner on Montreal’s South Shore as Boomerang Kids Rive Sud, is a children’s secondhand and new-goods shop built around a simple idea: kids grow out of clothes, toys, and gear faster than most families can justify buying everything new, so this store gives those items a second life at a fraction of retail cost. The inventory spans the full range of a growing family’s needs, from baby clothing for infants aged zero to eighteen months through girls, boys, and teen sizing for kids twelve and up, plus maternity wear for expecting parents, children’s footwear, used and new toys, books, puzzles, and school supplies.
The shop runs on a consignment model, meaning local families can bring in outgrown or gently used items and receive a share of the resale price once those pieces sell, giving parents a way to recoup some of what they originally spent while keeping good-condition clothing and gear circulating within the community instead of sitting unused in a closet or heading to a landfill. That consignor account system, accessible through the shop’s website, lets sellers track their items and payouts without needing to check in person, a convenience aimed at busy South Shore parents juggling school runs and after-school activities.
Beyond resale, Frip and Co carries new inventory as well, including outdoor equipment for active kids and ecological bulk products from the Lemieux brand, letting environmentally minded shoppers pick up refillable household basics in the same trip as a stroller’s worth of hand-me-downs. That pairing of secondhand goods with sustainable new products reflects a broader identity built around reducing waste on two fronts at once: keeping usable children’s items out of the trash and cutting down on single-use packaging through bulk refill options.
Back-to-school season is clearly a focus for the shop, which has run promotions built specifically around that period, including a fifteen percent discount code tied to the school year, timed to help parents outfit kids for classes without the sticker shock of buying everything brand new. For families managing multiple children at different ages and stages, that kind of seasonal discount on a consignment shop’s already reduced prices can meaningfully cut the cost of outfitting a household each fall.
Located in the greater Montreal region on the South Shore, Frip and Co serves a suburban family customer base that values practicality and value without sacrificing quality, an audience that tends to prioritize function over flash when it comes to fast-growing kids. Whether a parent is hunting for a barely worn winter coat a toddler outgrew after one season, a stack of picture books, a secondhand bike helmet, or eco-friendly refills for laundry detergent and other household staples, the shop positions itself as a one-stop option for budget-conscious, sustainability-minded family shopping.
Frip and Co, known locally as Boomerang Kids Rive Sud, is the South Shore Montreal area’s consignment and new-goods shop for children’s clothing, toys, and eco-friendly household refills, built to help growing families spend less while keeping good, useful items in circulation rather than in a landfill.
