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1. How do I consign with For Every Season?

2. What does it cost to consign with For Every Season?

3. How do I get my items to you?

4. How long will drop-off take?

5. What should I consign and how should I price them?

6. How can I make my clothes the ones that sell?

7. How important is it that I use a 3x5 index card and label items correctly?

8. What happens to my clothes if I choose not to pick them up?

9. When will I get my check?

10. Who is allowed to participate in pre-sales?

11. What methods of payment do you accept?

How do I consign with For Every Season?

Simply call Alisa at (803) 631-1876 or Lori at (803) 327-5473, or e-mail us at info@foreveryseason.net.

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What does it cost to consign with For Every Season?

There are no consignor costs to consign with us. You will receive 60% of the selling price of your items.

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How do I get my items to you?

At your appointed drop-off time, come to the place of the sale. Someone will help you unload your car if needed. Then you will be assisted by another volunteer to verify your information. The next step will be the checking in of your items to ensure they are in the current season, clean, gently used and priced correctly. Another volunteer will then assist you in putting your items in the proper place.

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How long will drop-off take?

We ask you to allow 30 minutes for drop off, but you can lessen that by having your items properly prepared and in order of sizes and separated by gender.  The appointment time relieves the pressure of everyone arriving at the same time.  Please be on time.

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What should I consign and how should I price these items?

Only gently used items will be accepted. Due to space limitations only current season appropriate items may be consigned during each particular sale. Pricing should be 1/3 to 1/2 of the original purchase price. The smaller the size, the more competition you will have and therefore should be priced more competitively. Making sets out of pants/shirts is a great way to increase the price and make your item more appealing to shoppers. Large items such as Little Tykes playhouses, sliding boards, bikes, wagons, etc. are great sellers.

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How can I make my clothes the ones that sell?

Only bring items that are stylish, clean, ironed and priced fairly.  Make matching sets where possible and attach with a safety pin.  The preparation you make at home determines the presentation you get at the sale for your items.

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How important is it that I use a 3x5 index cards and label items correctly?

We want to give you proper credit for each item you consign with us. Having uniform tags simplifies check-out. Providing correct information ensures accuracy at the end of the sale. Writing your ENTIRE tag in red is crucial for us.

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What happens to my clothes if I choose not to pick them up?

We will be glad to see that your items go to a very worthy charity.  We are always looking for people in need --if you know of any particular organization, church, or charity that would put these items to good use, please let us know!

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When do I get my check?

In the past sales, all consignors  who picked up their items were given their checks on pick-up day.  All others had their checks mailed to them the next day.  We guarantee that everyone will be issued their check no later than one week after the conclusion of the sale.

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Who is allowed to participate in the pre-sales?

Helpers, who either work a six-hour shift or a three-hour shift, shop the day before the consignors. Consignors, who consign at least 20 items or $100 in merchandise, shop the day before the sale is opened to the public.

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What method of payments do you accept?

We gladly accept cash, checks, MasterCard, Visa and Discover.

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