What we accept
Sellers must consign a minimum of 30 items. There are no maximum limits.
If you have more than 5 of the SAME ITEM, you must email us a pic of the item and price for prior approval.
Items that do not meet our standards will not be accepted at drop off. Pre-inspect your items prior to preparing them for the sale.
Do not bring items that are…
- Stained, torn, faded, worn, piled (fuzz balls)
- Missing buttons/snaps, or have broken zippers
- Smell of smoke or moth balls
- Have pet hair. Lint roll items with pet hair prior to dropping off
- Equipment that has soiled straps or missing straps
- Items that have food or waste residue on them
- Outdoor Toys/Equipment excessively spotted
- Missing pieces unless it is minor and clearly labeled on the tag what is missing
- Tires and other items must be properly inflated.
- Nothing that looks OLD or Unsafe. MUST check items for recalls!
Prep 101
- Clothing should be hung on hangers and secured as needed with safety pins. Make sure the hook faces like the shape of a question mark. (?)
- Large items “New in Box”: Will need to be set up to ensure all pieces are included.
- Equipment/Furniture: Will need to be set up securely.
- Batteries in Items: Are required for all LARGE baby equipment, as well as mobiles and baby monitors. Place inexpensive batteries in your toys to help them sell better.
- If an item is in a baggy or if an item is priced over $15, be sure to put your seller number somewhere on the item with a piece of tape (or on the baggy) in addition to the tag. This helps us match lost tags if it gets separated.
- Shoes will also need a piece of masking tape with your seller number on the bottom of the sole, in addition to the price tag.
- More in depth prep and tagging tutorials can be accessed here.
No Recalled Items
It is the consignor’s responsibility to check items for recalls. The easiest way to check for a recall is to call the manufacturer directly, or to look the item up on the manufacturer’s website. You can also call or use the CPSC (Consumer Product and Safety Commission) website to check for recalls at http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/