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Free Halloween costumes from your Seattle and Ballard neighbors
Pass It is a free neighborhood platform in Seattle, with a strong home in Ballard, where neighbors give away what they no longer need. During October, the Halloween section collects every free costume and treat supply in one place, so you can find a costume for tonight or pass on the one your kid outgrew. Pass It also hosts community costume exchanges in Ballard with Sustainable Ballard. Everything is free. No buying, no selling.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I get free Halloween costumes in Seattle?
Pass It has a Halloween section where Seattle neighbors give away costumes for adults, kids, babies and pets for free. Browse the Halloween section, message the person giving the item, and arrange a pickup. No money changes hands.
Where can I get free Halloween costumes in Ballard?
Pass It is popular with Ballard neighbors and lists Ballard as a neighborhood you can filter by. Browse the Halloween section and filter to Ballard, Fremont, Greenwood, North Beach or Wallingford to find costumes close to home. Pass It also hosts community costume exchanges in Ballard with Sustainable Ballard, where neighbors bring costumes and take home what fits.
Is there a Halloween costume swap in Ballard?
Pass It has hosted a Halloween Costume Exchange in Ballard with Sustainable Ballard, where neighbors bring gently used costumes and take home what fits, for free. Check the Pass It events page for upcoming community exchanges.
How do I give away Halloween costumes I no longer need?
Create a free Pass It account, tap "Gift an item," take a photo, choose the Halloween category, and choose who gets it. Neighbors nearby can then ask for it and you arrange a pickup.
Is Pass It really free?
Yes. Pass It is a free item exchange. Items are given away and are never sold, bought, or traded for money.
Why swap Halloween costumes instead of buying new ones?
Most Halloween costumes are worn once and then stored or thrown away. Swapping keeps usable costumes in circulation, saves money, and is more fun than shopping. It is also good for the planet.
What happens to the Halloween section after October?
Halloween is a temporary seasonal section. Starting November 1 it becomes part of the Holiday section, and any Halloween items still available move there automatically.
Which areas does Pass It serve?
Pass It is live in Seattle, with a particular focus on Ballard and nearby neighborhoods like Fremont, Greenwood, North Beach and Wallingford. It also serves nearby Eastside and South Sound cities including Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Tacoma. Atlanta is coming soon.