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No
matter how secure a tag may seem to be attached to an item,
there is always the possibility of them becoming separated.
Using masking or scotch tape, write your consignor number and
item price on the tape and attach it to an inconspicuous spot on
the item. This might be the bottom of a toy or the inside
of a shirt. On bagged items, you can also write your
consignor number directly on the bag. If there are any
items that are found during the sale without tags, we can look
for the consignor number that has been placed on the item and
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Tagging |
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Get Your Supplies Ready
Here
are some of the things you will need to tag your items:
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Safety pins (silver, one-inch size)
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Plastic zip-top bags to hold onesies, parts, or other accessories
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Clear tape to keep items together or to keep bags closed
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Ribbon/string to tie items together like shoes and books
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Hangers appropriate for the item. Adult-sized hangers should be
used for juniors and maternity items only. Children's hangers must
be used for all other sizes. Hangers can be purchased at discount
stores, like Wal-Mart, or may possibly be available at stores which do
not keep their hangers, such as Osh Kosh and Kohl's. You can also
contact us to get hangers while supplies last.
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Hole punch (use on tag to attach tag to the item with string)
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Tips for Using My Consignment Manager
Organize your items
first by type and size. For example, put all of your toys
together, separate of your clothing. Then, organize your clothing by
gender and size. Inspect all of your items for stains, broken or
missing pieces and any other factor that would make it unacceptable.
After you have done all of this, you are then ready to enter your inventory.
If you have never
used My Consignment Manager, please
register first. If you are a
returning user, you can
sign in
using your existing username and password. You will need
to choose the B.B.'s Closet Sale for the most current season and year.
Your consignor number is
the first letter of your last name followed by the last four digits of your
phone number (i.e. B1234).
Please also refer to the My
Consignment Manager manual that we have provided in case you have any
questions. You can also contact their help line at support@myconsignmentmanager.com.
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Entering Inventory
Several criteria will be
entered for each item:
Consignor number:
First letter of your last name followed by the last four digits of your
phone number. This is automatically filled in when entering each item.
Size:
For clothing and other sized accessories, please use numerical sizes (i.e.
12 - 18 months, 6). Letter sizes (i.e. S, M, L, XL) can be used for
maternity items.
Category:
Several categories are available to choose from in the drop-down list.
Be consistent!
Description:
Tell the story behind your item and why someone should buy it. Is the
brand highly regarded? Has the item never been worn or used? Is
it perfect for a special occasion? How is it a good deal for the
customer? Make sure to mention any or all of these things if they
apply.
Donate:
"Yes" means that the you would like the item to be donated at the end of the
sale. Indicate "yes" for any item that you want to donate and will not
be picking up at the end of the sale. Please note that any items not
picked up by the end of the scheduled pick-up time will be donated.
Price:
Provide a price for your items in $1 increments, with a minimum of $1.
Need some ideas on how to price your items? Check out our
pricing section, including our
pricing guide.
Discount:
"Yes" means that the item should be sold at 50% off the price indicated on
the tag during the half price sale.
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Printing Tags
Once you have completed
entering your inventory, you are ready to print your tags. Please use
the print code sent to you in your registration confirmation email.
Tags should be printed
on white or light-colored cardstock (60# paper). If you make a mistake
on a tag, please do not make corrections on it. Print a corrected tag.
Items marked for
donation will display a "D" on the printed tag. Items marked as
half-price for the half-price sale will display as a red dot on the printed
tag.
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Hanging/Bagging
Items and Attaching Tags
CLOTHING:
All clothes must be on hangers with
the tag safety-pinned to the front left shoulder of garment and the hook
turned away from the tag (refer to picture below). For pants, please try
to use pinch hangers if possible, as they tend to keep the item more secure
and flatter for viewing. For sets, pin sets securely with pants hung
on the backside of the shirt and pinned at the waist on the hanger. (both
pieces can be viewed without unpinning the garment).
On larger clothing items, such as maternity or dresses, please secure them
with safety pins if they have a tendency to fall off the hanger. Your items
won't sell if they're on the floor!
LOOSE ITEMS
(bibs, cloth diapers, bottles, bows, etc.):
Place
in clear Ziploc type bags with the tag attached to the OUTSIDE of the bag
using tape to secure it to the bag.
Please be sure to not cover the barcode with the tape as
it will not be readable by the scanner.
We also suggest using clear packing tape for securing the bags closed.

TOYS, FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT:
Items must be in working order and clean.
Small parts should be bagged and taped to the main part very securely. Batteries must be included with
all battery-operated items. Use clear packing tape for securing the bags closed.
Tie the tag to the item using string by putting the string through the tag.
Please try to refrain from using tape if possible.
If tape is necessary, be sure to not cover the barcode with the tape as it
will not be readable by the scanner.

SHOES:
Tie shoes together with string or ribbon,
then tie the string or ribbon through the tag. Only use plastic bags
for infant shoes/booties.
BOOKS, VIDEOS/DVDs, CDs:
Please do not bag sets; components of the set are often separated from the set and
the tag, making the item unsellable. Tie sets
together with string in a 4-square as seen below. Loop the string
through the tag and tie it securely. For individual items,
secure the tag to the item using tape, making sure not to cover the barcode.
Consider putting the tag inside the cover of books to prevent them from
being ripped off.

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