As children grow, parents are always cleaning out the clutter that bombards our homes. Outgrown clothes and shoes to unused toys can nothing else but take over an mean American home. What should a house do with all of the extra items they have that are roughly good as new? A children's consignment sale could be the answer.
Seasonal children's consignment sales, help families sell their "gently used" children's items and allow families to recoup some of the small fortune it takes to raise a child. Here's how it works. Secure up all of the items that junior no longer needs. It is often best to do this when they are not home so you do not have to fight them to get rid of their old house shoes that are two sizes too small. Sign up as a consignor at your local consignment sale. You are responsible for tagging your own items, that means you get to set the price. Put in order your items by putting them on a hanger and attaching the tag. Once your items are ready for the sale, you just drop it off and wait for the money to start rolling in.
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Most seasonal consignment sales give 65% of the selling price to the consignor and use the rest of the money to run the sale. There are other benefits to being a consignor as well. Most sales allow consignors and volunteers to shop at an exclusive presale. The presales are held before the sale opens to the public. That means you get the best of the best so you can refill junior's closet with clothes for the upcoming season. Typically there are also "first time moms" presales for expectant parents. This helps new families get all things they need for the new baby at a fraction of the retail cost.
Once the sale is over, consignors can pick to pick up their unsold items or they can donate them to a local charity. Children's consignments sales are a win-win for consignors and for shoppers. All you have to do is enjoy your uncluttered closets until junior fills them back up.
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