The room resembled a boutique, with racks and tables of clothes, shoes and accessories. Many of the clothes had dangling price tags, signifying their unworn status, and many showed signs of barely being worn. But the difference at this “clothing store” was that the customers snaking in a line around the building before the doors were unlocked wouldn’t need wallets to take home much-needed, back-to-school clothing for their school-aged boys and girls.