Green Jeans Pre-Sale Shopping Events
These events are SO MUCH FUN! Be sure you secure your spot!
FAQ...
When do you release Pre-Sale Tickets?
Pre-Sale tickets will be released TWO Mondays before the pre-sale at 10am.
What is the VIP Early Access PreSale?
Shop first with a paid ticket - The earlier your shop, you will experience less crowds, fitting room lines, and checkout lines.
What is the Pay-It Forward PreSale?
Free event in which participants are asked to do something kind for another woman, instead of paying for an early entry ticket to the presale. Be intentionally KIND! xoxo
Charlotte/University City ~ Fall 2024
9315 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC
Pre-Sale Shopping
Monday, September 16th
2pm ~ VIP Early Access Platinum Pre-Sale $50
3:30pm ~ Early Access Gold Pre-Sale $25
4:30pm~ Friends of consignors + Friends of CampLUCK (requires password)
5pm ~ Teen Pre-Sale FREE
6pm ~ Pay it Forward Pre-Sale FREE
Limited tickets available
9315 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC
Pre-Sale Shopping
Monday, September 16th
2pm ~ VIP Early Access Platinum Pre-Sale $50
3:30pm ~ Early Access Gold Pre-Sale $25
4:30pm~ Friends of consignors + Friends of CampLUCK (requires password)
5pm ~ Teen Pre-Sale FREE
6pm ~ Pay it Forward Pre-Sale FREE
Limited tickets available
Half Price Pre-Sale Shopping
Friday, September 20 (Open until 9pm)
4:30pm ~ Early Access Half Price Shop
$15 Entry - limited spots available
Friday, September 20 (Open until 9pm)
4:30pm ~ Early Access Half Price Shop
$15 Entry - limited spots available
5pm ~ Teacher/School Administration Click HERE to register.
5:30pm ~ Heroes (Military, Medical, 1st Responder) Click HERE to register.
6pm ~ Pay it Forward Half-Price Pre-sale Click HERE to register.
5:30pm ~ Heroes (Military, Medical, 1st Responder) Click HERE to register.
6pm ~ Pay it Forward Half-Price Pre-sale Click HERE to register.
Our Philosophy & Charitable Partners
Green Jeans is committed to supporting women in our community.
We love helping women clear the excess clutter from their home and lives. We enjoy seeing our shoppers purchase beautiful clothing and accessories for a fraction of retail. And we are passionate about supporting local non-profits who clothe the less fortunate and give women the lift they need with free, high quality fashion. At the beginning and end of each sale, all donated clothing will be given to some/all of the following organizations...
Give Back Boutique/Christian Mission
478 Williamson Road, Suite D, Mooresville, NC 28117 / Phone 704-663-3677
The Give-Back Boutique began by a group of volunteers working at the Mooresville Lake Norman Christian Mission serving those in need in the Lake Norman community. Each having a passion for design and fashion they began exploring the idea of opening an upscale consignment boutique. Within a few months, the Give-Back Boutique was born. What makes this shop unique is that 100% of proceeds go to serve families in our own community who are in financial crisis, especially those with children. Money raised helps to fund Crisis Assistance Programs helping families in danger of hunger or homelessness. You can read more about the programs and services by visiting the Mission's website at www.mooresvillelakenormanchristianmission.org.
Lydia’s Loft (Ada Jenkins assistance program)
203 N. Old Statesville Road, Huntersville, NC 28078 / Phone 704-948-7797
Lydia’s Loft opened its doors to clients for the very first time on February 10, 2004. Lydia’s is a community service organization providing clothing and small household items free of charge to people in need in our community. Lydia’s Loft is staffed entirely by volunteers from all over the greater Lake Norman area. They exist due to the generosity and support not only of local individuals, groups, houses of faith and corporate organizations, but also The Ada Jenkins Center, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for the residents of our community through the integrated delivery of health, education and human services. You can learn more about Lydia’s Loft by visiting their website at http://www.lydiasloft.org or The Ada Jenkins Center at www.adajenkins.org.
We love helping women clear the excess clutter from their home and lives. We enjoy seeing our shoppers purchase beautiful clothing and accessories for a fraction of retail. And we are passionate about supporting local non-profits who clothe the less fortunate and give women the lift they need with free, high quality fashion. At the beginning and end of each sale, all donated clothing will be given to some/all of the following organizations...
Give Back Boutique/Christian Mission
478 Williamson Road, Suite D, Mooresville, NC 28117 / Phone 704-663-3677
The Give-Back Boutique began by a group of volunteers working at the Mooresville Lake Norman Christian Mission serving those in need in the Lake Norman community. Each having a passion for design and fashion they began exploring the idea of opening an upscale consignment boutique. Within a few months, the Give-Back Boutique was born. What makes this shop unique is that 100% of proceeds go to serve families in our own community who are in financial crisis, especially those with children. Money raised helps to fund Crisis Assistance Programs helping families in danger of hunger or homelessness. You can read more about the programs and services by visiting the Mission's website at www.mooresvillelakenormanchristianmission.org.
Lydia’s Loft (Ada Jenkins assistance program)
203 N. Old Statesville Road, Huntersville, NC 28078 / Phone 704-948-7797
Lydia’s Loft opened its doors to clients for the very first time on February 10, 2004. Lydia’s is a community service organization providing clothing and small household items free of charge to people in need in our community. Lydia’s Loft is staffed entirely by volunteers from all over the greater Lake Norman area. They exist due to the generosity and support not only of local individuals, groups, houses of faith and corporate organizations, but also The Ada Jenkins Center, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for the residents of our community through the integrated delivery of health, education and human services. You can learn more about Lydia’s Loft by visiting their website at http://www.lydiasloft.org or The Ada Jenkins Center at www.adajenkins.org.
