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A short video on how to create your individual seller tags. This video also includes how to make both descriptive tags and labels.

Seriously...this one has a ton of tips!

• Infant Clothing - (Boys & Girls) - 50 hanging items limit for sizes 0-18mths per gender.
• Teen Clothing- 30 Hanging Items Sizes 16 through Junior, per gender. This includes teen-appropriate men's clothing. 
• Fashionista/Ladies - 10 Hanging Items, 5 Pairs of ladies' shoes. These are styles/brands that bridge teenagers into young professionals and must be current, modern styles.  NO MOM JEANS
• Purses, Bags, Totes- limit 3 per seller, Name brands only.

Our Shoppers are selective!

• Donate or pass down anything that isn’t like new.  
• Donate the lower brands like Walmart and Kmart basics.  
• Make sure your items are clean and present well.  
• Working Snap snaps, button buttons, zip zippers 
• Make outfits for sizes 0-10. (Hang items as separates for larger sizes).  
• Secure small items with LOTS of packing tape.  
• For larger items, put your seller number in several places in case your tag falls off. Use a sharpie if possible.

• Sheets of card stock and regular printer paper. 
• Standard address label paper (30 to a page) to make stickers for loose items
• Sharpie pen Ink pen 
• Various-size Ziploc bags
• Hangers- any kind. Do not use baby hangers on sizes over 2T.
• Safety pins – we recommend the #2 size found at JoAnn Fabrics or online at Amazon 
• Scissors 
• Twine or zip ties for shoes (also great to get at the Dollar Store) 
• Clear Packaging 
• Tape Blue Painter Tape for Books, Puzzles, etc. 
• Batteries (also great to get at the Dollar Store) 
• Clothes pins 

Our PRICING GUIDE is available to help get you started and has tips on how to prepare items other than clothing. All items must be priced by the seller (unless you are using our Busy Mom Full Service option.)    As a general rule, consider the original retail price -- whether you paid the original or not -- and take around 75 % off. If it is a "boutique" item or a current brand that is highly desirable you can price it a little higher. The same is true for items New with Tags.  

Must be LIKE NEW Shoes need to be tied together when possible using string or zip ties. Please only bring your like-new shoes! Washing goes a long way, as well as using a magic eraser on soles. It works wonders in making them look new again! We ask that you write the SHOE SIZE on a bar code label and place your bar code inside EACH shoe (you can cut the barcode out of the new cardstock labels to make them smaller and tape it with clear packaging tape or use the bar code label option to create the smaller sticker). You may also safety pin or tie a tag to a shoe lace or through the shoe eyelet. Ziploc bags are okay for infant sizes but not good for larger sizes that may need to be tried on. 

• Items must be clean and in working order 
• Use a descriptive tag and painters tape or address labels.
• Watch the video below to see how to make multiple misc. tags.
• Small parts must be bagged/taped closed and attached to the main part very securely. If parts get separated they will not sell. Be sure to label each bag that goes with a set. Ex: Bag 1 of 3 with consignor number and price. A sharpie is fine for this for additional bags. The main item should have a tag with a barcode. 
• Small toys may be grouped accordingly and put into Ziploc bags secured with clear packing tape. It is also good to write your consignor number and price on the Ziploc bag with a Sharpie in case the tag comes off. 

Games and boxed puzzles should have all the pieces and taped closed. Use a standard descriptive tag and sure it with painter's tape or address labels.  

Place puzzle pieces into ziplock bags and tape the bag to the back of the puzzle. Another option is to wrap the completed puzzle in Saran wrap, then secure with tape.

• Tags are to be pinned on the upper right side of the clothing and far enough from the edge to withstand light tugging. 
• Hang everything like a "?" when looking at the front of the garment.    
• Hang PANTS AND SKIRTS from the top of the hanger and NOT along the bottom “bar.” Pin pants/skirts with two safety pins at the waist so they can be seen fully, front and back. Move pins closer to the top of the hanger for larger sizes. Pant hangers work great, too. (sized correctly, of course) 
• TOPS AND SHIRTS, DRESSES, JACKETS, etc. should be hung properly ON the hanger, with the hanger INSIDE the garment. Larger shirts should be secured by looping the hanger through the item tag or with clothes pins.
• Use only one hanger for TWO-PIECE OUTFITS. Hang the shirt first, then turn the hanger over and pin the waist of the pants/skirt to the back of the shirt at the shoulder seams. Be sure the hanger, and not just the shirt, is supporting the pants/skirt. Both pieces need to be in view without unpinning them. You will also use fewer hangers! Rubber band SETS together.