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Hired: Professional Clothing Boutique
UB coordinates a free professional clothing boutique, Hired, which is dedicated to providing students and recent graduates with gently used apparel, accessories, and personal care items that will help them achieve their career development goals.
HIRED: An Equitable Professional Clothing Boutique [1:40]
Looking for a new professional outfit? Make an appointment with the HIRED Boutique!
WEEKLY HOURS OF OPERATION
- Mon/Wed/Fri: 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Tue/Thur: 2:00pm-5:00pm
60-minute appointments are available now through the end of the Fall Semester. Please note, the HIRED Boutique is not open during school breaks.
Looking to donate professional clothing to the HIRED Boutique?
DONATION DROP OFF: Donation drop offs need to be scheduled with UB Sustainability staff.
We're seeking donations of gently used professional attire and accessories, including suits, shoes, sweaters, bags, ties and scarves. Your support helps equip students with the confidence and resources needed for professional success!
Fall 2025 Announcement:
Please note: Due to limited capacity, until staff has reached out and confirmed a donation drop-off appointment, we cannot accept any donated items. Thank you for your enthusiasm, generosity, and patience.
Have clothing that isn’t quite professional enough for the HIRED Boutique?
Non-professional clothing donations help support our broader community in meaningful ways. Check out our Hearts for the Homeless Bin Locations or donate to UB Heals.
North Campus
- Center for Tomorrow Parking Lot
- Creekside Village, 11
- Flickinger Court
- Flint Village, 305
- Flint Village, 308
- Governors Residential Hall
- Hadley Village
- Moody Circle (Outside C3), Ellicott Residential Complex
- South Lake Village, 213
- Wilkenson Quad
South Campus
- Clement Hall
- Goodyear Hall
UB HEALS (Homeless health, Education, Awareness and Leadership in Street medicine) is a student-led street medicine initiative of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences that increases healthcare access for Buffalo's unhoused population while enhancing medical education.