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Hello Consignors!
We’re so glad you’re here & have a lot of tips and tools inside this consignor kit. Please take the time & read over each category. If you have any questions, email us!
Where do I look?
You can collect items from all over your house! Start with the kids’ rooms & go through everything! Check the toy area, book shelves, attic and/or basement for stored clothing, baby equipment, and don’t forget the garage for bikes, ride on toys, sports equipment, outside play items!
What you can sell
- All things children and maternity!! If your kid wore it, if your kid used it, if you bought it in the kids department, you can probably sell it!
- At the fall sale, you can sell what your kids wear from Sept – April and at the spring sale, you can sell what your kids wear from April – Sept!
- There are some exceptions, so check the link below for more details!
Still not sure!? Email us!
How should I sort my stuff?
Let’s sort out what can be sold, and what can’t. Take an initial look through the clothing. Pull anything with a stain, or rip, or missing buttons. Check your games and puzzles – are there missing pieces? Remove them from the pile if so. Check out the toys – Do they work and have batteries in them? Are all the pieces there as well? Now you’ve got your “Good To Sell Pile”!
Next, you are going to sort this pile by Season, Gender and Size.
Seasonal Restrictions:
- What you can sell at the fall sale: Fleece Pajamas, Flannel Pajamas, Winter Boots/Snow Boots, Halloween Costumes, Winter Coats/ Snow Suits, Winter Hats/Mittens/Gloves, Ice Skates, Hockey Skates, Sleds/Snow Tubes, Steelers and Penguins Clothing – Jerseys, sweatshirts, tshirts, Holiday clothing items for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day
- What you can sell at the Spring sale: Bathing Suits, Swimming Items, Pool Floaties, Life Jackets, Puddle Jumpers, Holiday clothing items for Easter, 4th of July, Pittsburgh Pirates clothing items, Baseball hats and sun hats, Sandals and Flip Flops, Water Tables
- What you can sell at both: Jeans, Hoodies, Rain Boots, Sleep Sacks
Is my item recalled?
Check this website: CPSC
Check the Consumer Product Safety Commission website for recalls. These are most often in the baby equipment category, toys category, and the bicycles/ride on toy category. You can search by recent recalls or type in the brand and model of your stroller as an example. We have found that strollers and baby equipment are the most recalled items. Please be diligent.
Item Limits
These limits are based on what sells, and how fast it sells. You are allowed to have 350 active tags for the event. Within that number, you are allowed 30 pairs of shoes (15 per gender), 50 book tags – you can do bundles of books (must be the same reading level, we prefer string/ribbon over resealable bag), 15 items in our bedding category, & 10 items in our décor category.
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Hello Consignors!
We’re so glad you’re here & have a lot of tips and tools inside this consignor kit. Please take the time & read over each category. If you have any questions, email us!
Where do I look?
You can collect items from all over your house! Start with the kids’ rooms & go through everything! Check the toy area, book shelves, attic and/or basement for stored clothing, baby equipment, and don’t forget the garage for bikes, ride on toys, sports equipment, outside play items!
What you can sell
- All things children and maternity!! If your kid wore it, if your kid used it, if you bought it in the kids department, you can probably sell it!
- At the fall sale, you can sell what your kids wear from Sept – April and at the spring sale, you can sell what your kids wear from April – Sept!
- There are some exceptions, so check the link below for more details!
Still not sure!? Email us!
How should I sort my stuff?
Let’s sort out what can be sold, and what can’t. Take an initial look through the clothing. Pull anything with a stain, or rip, or missing buttons. Check your games and puzzles – are there missing pieces? Remove them from the pile if so. Check out the toys – Do they work and have batteries in them? Are all the pieces there as well? Now you’ve got your “Good To Sell Pile”!
Next, you are going to sort this pile by Season, Gender and Size.
Seasonal Restrictions:
- What you can sell at the fall sale: Fleece Pajamas, Flannel Pajamas, Winter Boots/Snow Boots, Halloween Costumes, Winter Coats/ Snow Suits, Winter Hats/Mittens/Gloves, Ice Skates, Hockey Skates, Sleds/Snow Tubes, Steelers and Penguins Clothing – Jerseys, sweatshirts, tshirts, Holiday clothing items for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day
- What you can sell at the Spring sale: Bathing Suits, Swimming Items, Pool Floaties, Life Jackets, Puddle Jumpers, Holiday clothing items for Easter, 4th of July, Pittsburgh Pirates clothing items, Baseball hats and sun hats, Sandals and Flip Flops, Water Tables
- What you can sell at both: Jeans, Hoodies, Rain Boots, Sleep Sacks
Is my item recalled?
Check this website: CPSC
Check the Consumer Product Safety Commission website for recalls. These are most often in the baby equipment category, toys category, and the bicycles/ride on toy category. You can search by recent recalls or type in the brand and model of your stroller as an example. We have found that strollers and baby equipment are the most recalled items. Please be diligent.
Item Limits
These limits are based on what sells, and how fast it sells. You are allowed to have 350 active tags for the event. Within that number, you are allowed 30 pairs of shoes (15 per gender), 50 book tags – you can do bundles of books (must be the same reading level, we prefer string/ribbon over resealable bag), 15 items in our bedding category, & 10 items in our décor category.
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