• Clothes that are clean, smell fresh, and pressed, with buttons and zippers closed, look newer and generally sell better. 

• Having buttons and/or zippers closed will help keep the item securely hung and avoid falling off if other hangers that get caught in them. 

• IRON your clothing. You will be surprised how much newer it will look.  We will not accept clothing that is is not presentable.  No one will want to buy it!

• Sets tend to sell better than separate individual items, so match things up and package or hang them together if possible. 

• Shoes must be clean and in excellent condition.

• Toys which require batteries must include them.  Make sure these items have been tested for proper functioning.

• Baby furniture, equipment, and toys should be clean, have all parts, and any small pieces in a Ziploc bag securely attached to the main part with packaging tape or ribbon.  

• Clear packaging tape is great for securing the bags so small hands can't reach in.  Pin or tape your tag to the outside of the bag, preferably on the packaging tape which is stronger than the plastic bag and keeps your tag from becoming loose.  Please don't use scotch or masking tape; it is not strong enough to keep your tags on the bag.

• Anything requiring assembly must be assembled by the consignor at drop off.

• With the exception of onesies and other small items that are normally packaged in stores, it is better to hang clothing so that shoppers can see what they are getting.  It is too hard to get a sense of what the clothing item looks like if it is in a bag.

• Large plastic zip top bags are useful for larger toys with loose parts.  This keeps those parts from getting lost.

* the following are suggestions only; test fabrics before using them and use them at your own risk

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