SPRING/SUMMER SALE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
FEB 6TH THRU FEB. 14TH
FALLS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER
6675 FALLS OF NEUSE ROAD
FORMER GREATER OUTDOOR PROVISION STORE.
How to Sell
Items Accepted for Sale
- Spring and Summer clothing, newborn - junior (no used underpants or boxers).
- Shoes must be priced $3+ (limit 5 pairs)
- Stuffed animals must be priced $5+ (limit 5 per seller)
- Accessories: hair bows, belts, ties, hats, purses, socks)
- Scout, camp and school uniforms
- Maternity clothes
- Baby accessories and equipment (no car seats or cribs)
- Large toys (little Tykes, etc.)
- Toys/games in excellent condition (batteries included)
- Books, videos, DVDs, electronic games
- Sports equipment, bikes
- Homeschool materials
We Cannot Accept:
- Furniture
- Ladies' clothing
- Out of date clothing
- Out of season clothing
- Participation T-shirts (YMCA, CASL Cup, Indian Princesses, etc.)
- Items with stains, broken snaps or zippers, missing parts, etc.
- Poor condition/dirty toys or baby equipment
General Instructions for Consignors
- There is a limit of 100 hanging items and 5 pairs of shoes. We discourage inexpensive Wal-Mart and KMart brands. Hanging clothes should be priced at $2 minimum.
- We must limit Junior Girls to 20 items. Junior and baby sizes are hard to sell so bring your best.
- Condition of your clothes is important. Make sure your clothes are current styles and are clean and ironed with no stains, holes, or tears. Examine each item as if you were considering buying it. We will remove items which do not meet these standards.
- Clear packaging is useful to keep things clean, ex. blankets and stuffed animals. If there are multiple pieces, wrap the item in clear plastic to discourage toddlers from opening the package and losing the pieces. Toys are especially vulnerable.
- Board games/Puzzles should be sealed with masking tape or blue painter's tape (not package tape, which tears the box) with a note on the front indicating that all pieces are included.
- *** On all non-hanging items, such as baby equipment and large toys, attach a piece of tape with name, selling number, and price. This is in addition to the printed tag. This provides a backup in case the printed tag is lost.
- Bring clothes on hangers with the hook pointing left
as you face the garment (no store lingerie hangers). Use baby hangers through size 4, adult hangers for size five and up.
- Hang all pants by the waist with the front showing. Use a pant hanger or use safety pins to attach to the top sides of the hanger so the pants don't slide. Do not fold pants over hangers.
- Separate boys' clothes from girls'. Group by sex and them by size. Please keep them organized this way until they are hung in their proper section at the sale.
- SIZE THE CLOTHES THE WAY THEY FIT RATHER THAN BY TAG SIZE. Use numerical sizes, not S, M, L, or XL. If a tag has two sizes, such as 4/5, hang it with the lower size. Note that 24 months and 2T are two different sizes, as are 4 and 4T. Group Husky and Half-Sizes separately. Properly sizing clothes is probably the best use of your preparation time. If a garment is hanging in the wrong size, it will not sell, no matter how cute it is.
- Shoes: Attach a barcode tag (only one) to each pair. In addition, on the sole (or inside, if tape won't stick to the sole) of EACH shoe, use masking tape to indicate the size, price, and your consignor number. Pin or tie shoes together, if possible. If you choose to bring them in clear plastic bags, make sure all tags are on the shoes and not on the bag.
- Socks and tights: We suggest bagging several pairs (same size) in a clear bag and pricing in $1 increments.
Tagging
Getting your Tags
- We use a bar code system for tags. You will print your tags off our website. Your bar code (which includes your name and consignor number) will be printed across the botton.
- Consignors on our mailing list should click on the Bar Code link. Then click on your name and click PRINT to make a sheet of price tags with bar codes.
- Print your tags onto card stock paper not plain paper (it is too thin), or print an original on plain paper then make copies on card stock.
CONSIGNOR # CARDSTOCK COLOR WHITE CARDSTOCK WILL BE FOR CHARITY
1 THRU 1999 YELLOW
2000 THRU 4999 PINK
5000 THRU 6999 BLUE
7000 THRU 9999 GREEN
- Do not bold your barcodes, our scanners do not easily read bold barcodes.
- New consignors should email NearlyNewCE@yahoo.com, to register for a consignor number and bar code. Please include the following information:
- Name: Last, First, Middle Initial
- Address:
- Phone Number:
- Email address:
- If you do not have email, call Amanda at 630-0146.
Filling Out Your Tags
- Size: Put the sex and size in the upper right corner. For example: B-2T (boy 2 Toddler). Remember to use numbers, not S, M, L, or XL.
- Describe the item briefly (ex. Abercrombie navy shorts.
- Two piece outfits: under "Description" write 2 pieces, with a description of each piece.
- The price should be written in the center of the card (large numbers). Use $1 increments. Do no use the $ sign, just the numerical price. If you do not want you items to be marked down during the 50%-75% sales, write the price in RED INK. Items priced with BLACK INK will be discounted during the 50% sale only. Items priced with GREEN INK will be further discounted to 75% off on the last day.
- We suggest pricing at 1/3 the original price for excellent condition used clothing. If it's from last season, never worn, you could ask just under half the original price. Remember to consider both age and condition when pricing.
- Use medium or large safety pins to attach the price tag to the right side of the garment (as you face it, over the heart). NO STRAIGHT PINS! You may also use zip ties through a tag or button hole, if you wish.
- If you would like to donate your unsold items, PRINT TAGS ON WHITE CARDSTOCK.
- Attach the tag to non-hanging items with masking tape (do not cover the entire tag with clear package tape - it's impossible to remove without damaging the item and the ticket). Attaching the tags with zip ties or safety pins is preferable for hats, ties, bags, etc. Don't forget the "back-up" masking tape label.
