Were you PERFECT? Click here to see who made the list from our Spring Sales (Oaks and Reading) - if your consignor # (first letter and first three digits) appears on the attached, you skip inspection for the fall...yipee! Follow all guidelines outlined below as you must earn this status for each sale!
Perfect Inspection is granted to consignors who have less than 3 items removed from the floor and/or rejected at drop off. It pays to take the extra time to ONLY bring your very BEST!
IT'S A GREAT DAY TO TAG!
Lots of great resources to help you get started are listed below:
Print your tags using the following guidelines:
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All tags must be created using our free on line tagging site. To enter, go to your PROFILE (top right corner of page) and go to ENTER TAGS
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Use only white 8.5 X 11 CARDSTOCK, 67lb minimum. No regular copy paper or glitter paper will be accepted.
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Use the Print Tags (Alternative) to print 6 tags per sheet versus 4 with the Print Tags method. Adobe Acrobat must be installed on your printer to use this option.
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Please print with best quality to ensure the items can be read by scanners.
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Do not shrink tag size as they cannot be read by scanners.
TIP: If you cannot print your tags at home please consider using a friend’s, relative’s or the library's computer/printer for your bar-coded tags.
Tagging with safety pins: Please use size 2 (1 1/2") or larger safety pins; no straight pins or small gold ones. Remember all multi-piece clothing items must be safety pinned together through all pieces. This will prevent your items from separating.
Tagging with a tagging gun: We highly recommend the use of using a tagging gun! It makes tagging much more efficient, and it leaves almost no markings when used properly. To purchase a tagging gun, please email Beth.
All tags should be put through the garment's tag at the back of the neck or waist. If a garment tag does not exist, please put the tag through the right underarm seam/waistband seam so that the material is not damaged by the tagging barb.
The tag needs to hang on the right side of the garment (when looking at the item) whenever possible since all other tags will be on that side.
Hanging instructions:
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Clothing should be placed on the hanger in the direction of "?" mark.
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Please hang size 0-6mo garments on child size hangers. Use adult size hangers when appropriate - to prevent the item(s) from falling off of hangers.
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All garments should be hung with the hanger hook pointing left (hanger should resemble a question mark when looking at the front of item).
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Safety pin clothing sets securely with pants hung on the backside of the shirt, so both pieces can be viewed without unpinning them.
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Safety pin through BOTH pieces AND through the hanger (this will prevent pants from weighing down the shirt and causing a possible tear).
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You can also use 2 hangers to display a "set", securing the tops of the hangers together with a rubberband or zip tie.
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Please safety pin pants to the top part of the hanger so the garment will not slide.
Hangers: (Plastic or wire hangers are acceptable.) Everything that can be hung on a hanger, should be put on a hanger (this includes pj's, sleepers, onesies, etc.). This allows the shopper to better view your items, without having to take things out of plastic baggies to do so.
You do not need to purchase pant hangers. To attach pants to wire hangers, simply use safety pins and fasten pants to the top part of the hanger so the garment will not slide.
Many local merchants give their hangers away ~ just call them before you go out to make sure they have an ample supply. Hangers will not be returned on clothing that is sold.
