A trusted marketplace inside your own school community. Forward outgrown sports kit, blazers and textbooks to the next family — and hand over right on school grounds. That's the name: KitFwd, say “kit forward.” Less waste. Less spend. More game time.
Doors open 1 September 2026 — free for families, free for schools.
Every season, cupboards across South Africa fill up with boots worn twice and blazers that fit for one term. Meanwhile another family down the corridor is paying full price for the same thing, brand new.
Quality second-hand kit at a fraction of retail — priced in rand, between families at your own school. No courier fees, no strangers.
Every member belongs to your school community. You're not meeting an anonymous buyer in a parking lot — you're meeting another parent at the school gate.
Good kit deserves a second season. Forwarding it on keeps it on the field and out of the cupboard — better for your budget and the planet.
Simple on purpose. List in a minute, chat safely, and hand over somewhere you already go every day.
Sign up free and join your school's community. Listings are scoped to your school, so you only see what's relevant to your kids.
Snap a photo, set a price in rand, done. Or browse by sport, size and category — kit, uniforms, textbooks and more.
Message the other family right in KitFwd to agree on price and timing. No phone numbers needed until you're ready.
Meet on school grounds at drop-off or pick-up. Safe, convenient, zero shipping — the kit barely leaves the campus.
Teens can run their own side of the kitbag economy — with guardians kept in the loop, not in the dark.
Minors browse and message freely, but can't sell until a parent or guardian has given consent.
Guardians see their child's listings and who they're talking to — never the contents of their messages.
Your listings are visible to your school community — not the whole internet. Cross-school trading only when both schools opt in.
Illustrative listings — the real ones arrive at launch.
Doors open 1 September 2026. Free for families, free for schools.