Consignor Info
How does consigning work?
You, the consignor, just price and tag your items, drop them off, and Second Cycle does the rest!! We advertise, set up shop and welcome shoppers in!
- If you'd like to consign with us, click the New Consignor Registration after reading this page and understanding a bit of what we're looking for. Please take time to read the information carefully!
- We require a consignor fee that is taken out of your sales check after the sale. Your consignor fee is based on how many items you enter into the sale. Up to 200 items consigned have a $15 fee. 201-400 items consigned have a $30 fee. 401-600 items have a $45 fee. Your item count is shown in your consignor portal.
- Begin entering your inventory after you log into your consignor homepage. Read our TAGGING TIPS & TRICKS to see what we require and for ways to make this much more time efficient.
- Print tags on white or light colored CARDSTOCK. Tags will print 10/page. Please do not resize them. If they are printing blurry please stop printing. The scanner will not read blurry barcodes.
- Attach tags to your items. You may attach tags using safety pins or with a tagging gun. If you use a tagging gun, attach it to an existing tag or through a seam (preferably the shoulder seam). DO NOT ATTACH THROUGH FABRIC! This creates a hole and we will not accept the item. On things such as books, games, etc., attach your tag with scotch tape but do not tape over the barcode. We have tagging guns you may borrow if you'd like- just contact us to set up a pick up time.
- Attach tags near the neckline or shoulder of the garment. Please do not attach tags in the armpit or the garment tag located in the side seam. The easier it is for shoppers to find your tag, and for us to scan it, the better!
- Place your tagged items into boxes or totes that are clearly marked with your consignor number. We ask that you do not drop off items in bags as this makes sorting after the sale difficult.
- Drop off your goods at Belle Fourche Community Hall. Sign up for a drop-off date/time in your consignor homepage.
- Earn 70% on items sold! Or even more if you choose to volunteer! Volunteer 4 hours and earn 5% more of your sales. Enjoying it? Each 4 hour shift you work will earn you 5% more of your sales up to 85%!! Click here for volunteer information.
- After the sale, pick up unsold items when notified or choose to donate. (If you donate, there is no need to come at pick up unless you would like your totes/boxes.) Donated items may become the property of Second Cycle Resale.
- View your seller reports online and receive your check by mail or pick up in person 3-4 days following the sale!
What do we accept?
So that we can have a super-awesome sale and happy shoppers, we accept like-new, gently used items including:
- Women's shoes and clothing
- Children's shoes and clothing (up to size 16/xl)
- Accessories
- Baby Gear
- Toys and games in excellent condition and high quality (MUST include working batteries in electronics!)
- Children's books in excellent condition
- Home decor and select furniture (Space is limited for large items, please contact us for pre-approval.)
We are NOT accepting the following or anything with the following:
- Character clothing
- Formal wear
- Kitchen/Household items
- Novels
- Bedding
- Outdated styles
- Broken or missing buttons or zippers
- Stains (grease/water stains included), holes, rips, pilling, excessive wear, etc.
- Odors
- Pet hair or excessive human hair
- Shoes with excessive mud/dirt on them
- Out of season items. Winter coats, snow boots, heavy sweaters, etc are not accepted in the spring. Sweatshirts/hoodies are okay. Shorts, tanktops, sandals, etc. are not accepted in the fall. Athletic wear and swimsuits are okay.
- Team wear
- Undergarments unless new with tags
- Clothing with negative messages or a dark tone (Ex. Sturgis rally, bands, skulls, swearing, etc.)
- Jewelry
Please check your items carefully and consign your best! We inspect each item and only those items that meet our standards will be placed on the sales floor!
Things to consider...
A few consigning tips to help you sell more:
- If you wouldn't buy it again, reconsider consigning it.
- If it seems a bit well loved, Second Cycle may not be the best place to sell it. Our customers are expecting gently used goods, not play clothes.
- Inspect it well for stains, holes, rips, etc. We check each and every item and will not hang damaged goods! We don't want you to spend your time pricing things for them to just end up in the 'not accepted' pile. (If it is a high-quality, name brand item with a minor flaw, note it on the tag (underneath the item description), and we will consider hanging it.)
- Give it a little TLC if it needs it. Wrinkly? Give it a pass with the iron. Loose threads? Snip em off. Dust on the shoes? Wipe em down. First impressions, you know...
- Use a general $2 rule - If its not worth $2 please reconsider consigning it. (But smaller items such as onesies, pajamas, etc. may be grouped together.) Only books may be marked less than $2.
Consignors are responsible for ensuring that none of their items have been recalled. Visit www.cpsc.gov to find recall information.
*Second Cycle Resale is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items. All sales are final due to the nature of the sale.*
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