Suggested Supply List

• Safety pins and/or tagging gun (optional) 
• Clear packing tape
• Wire hangers
• Ziplock bags
• White Card Stock

Preparing Your Items

As you prepare your items for sale, remember that the better they look, the more likely they are to sell!  Please take care to prepare items as described below to ensure a quick and easy drop off.

• Outfits may be sold together (they will sell better this way!) and need to be pinned together using safety pins.
• Pants & skirts should be hung on department store style pant hangers. If these are not available, they may be pinned with safety pins to the hangers. (Do not simply fold them over a hanger, as they will fall on the floor).
• Loose items with multiple pieces, such as certain toys, bibs, hair bows, socks, etc., may be grouped using ziplock bags.  In this case, tags should be taped tightly with clear packing tape on the bag. Puzzles may also be wrapped in plastic wrap and securely taped if they do not fit in a zip-lock.
• Shoes must be in excellent, like-new condition and can be either tied together by the laces, attached using zip ties, or placed together in a zip-lock bag.

 For Consignors

...Register to Consign...

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...Consignor Help Page...

  More Help for Consignors

...Accepted Items & Ideas...

...Price to Sell...

...Stain Removal Guide...

Downloads for Consignors

...Consignor Agreement...

...Consignor Letter...

Tagging Your Items

Every item must include a barcoded tag on it to ensure you receive credit for its sale.

An important change is that HAND-WRITTEN TAGS WILL NO LONGER BE ACCEPTED. Instead, you will log-in to the Consignor Home Page and enter all of your items with size, description, and price online, and then print barcoded tags. You will also enter whether you want your items to go half-price, and whether you wish to donate or keep unsold items.

PRINTING YOUR TAGS
It is absolutely essential to your sales that you closely follow directions on printing your tags in order for the barcode to be properly read.

Please follow these important instructions when printing:

1.) Do NOT print on the "High Qaulity" setting, especially on an inkjet. This sprays too much ink and makes the edges of the bars "fuzzy", making them difficult for the scanner to read.  Before you print, simply go to settings to ensure you are not printing at high quality.

2.) Use WHITE CARD STOCK ONLY.  Avoid the "designer" card stocks that are fiberous, as they tend to soak up too much ink. DO NOT PRINT ON REGULAR PAPER.

3.) Laser printers work best for barcodes if you have the choice; However, ink jets should be fine as long as you follow the above instructions. The important thing is not necessarily the darkness of the bar, but the "crispness" of the lines.

4.) You must turn off your pop-up blocker in order for your tags for print.

5.) Use Internet Explorer (not Firefox or Safari) in order to ensure your tags print properly. Using another browser may result in tags that have messed up descriptions or that print the barcodes on a seperate page.

Following the above directions gives the best chance your barcodes can be read by the scanner, therefore ensuring that you receive credit for the sale of your items.

ATTACHING TAGS: PLEASE USE A TAGGING GUN IF POSSIBLE. If you do not have a tagging gun, you may use safety pins (NO straight pins, please) to attach the tag to the actual left hand corner of the garment (the right side if you're looking at the garment), or on the tag inside the neckline to avoid holes. 

TO FIND A TAGGING GUN: You can usually find tagging guns locally at Staples and sometimes Walmart.

You can also find cheaper tagging guns online, through Amazon or ebay.  

Click here to purchase a tagging gun on Amazon.com 

For toys, accessories, and other items, you may tape the tag using a strong packing tape.