Your success as a consignor relies on the look, feel, and ease of the sale-experience for the buyers.  For this reason we have created a fairly detailed tagging/pricing process for all resale items.  While the tagging and packaging might seem like a lot of work, we hear first-hand from shoppers how enjoyable the shopping experience is as a result.  Shoppers who have attended our sale have mentioned how organized things are and how easy it is to quickly determine price and sizing.  Items always sell faster if they are easy to see and in good quality.

The tagging system is simple: you will be printing out barcodes onto sticky labels that will be encoded with a specific PRICE and your CONSIGNOR NUMBER, and then those labels will be affixed to your tags.  You then finish filling out the tag and affix it to the clothing.  This can all be done away from your computer (and in front or your TV :)). For more details, read a step by step guide for tagging and accessing the barcode template. 

• We like tagging to be as easy as possible for our consignors. We also want to make our systems as efficient as possible. To make tagging more flexible, instead of using a complete online system, we now are using a “hybrid” system where barcodes are made and then printed on labels to coincide with a specific price and your number. Barcodes are then affixed to your tags.
• Barcoding is good for you as a Consignor for the following reasons: Increased accuracy at checkout (no worries about your handwriting!), increased accuracy at Data Entry (no room for even the smallest of human error), potentially quicker checks with less to reconcile post sale.
• Tags should be printed/copied on standard white copy paper (the cheap stuff is fine!)
• Barcodes are printed by logging into our online registration site.
• It’s easy: Read all about the barcoding system as well as all of the ins and outs of tagging in our tagging guidelines.
• Copying Barcodes: Many consignors like to make “templates” of their barcodes and then copy those templates. The rule of thumb is a barcode can be COPIED ONCE. OK: Printed labels are affixed to a tag template and then that tagging template is copied (always from the original). OK: Labels are printed on paper and then COPIED onto labels (always from the original). NOT OK: Labels are printed, then copied onto labels, and then these labels are copied. If you have questions, please feel free to contact us.
• Using Barcodes from a Past Sale: As long as you were not contacted with a “your barcodes don’t work” email, feel free to use barcodes from previous sales, as long as you are using your same consignor number. NOTE:  you must register for each sale – even if you already have barcodes, no exceptions.