49 Belmont Street (Route 123) South Easton, MA (508) 230-8611 mgreaston@gmail.com
| MONTHS | SEASON | DESCRIPTION |
| January - February | Spring | Short sleeves, lightweight long sleeves, pants, skirts, capris |
| March - May | Summer | Short sleeves, shorts, skirts, capris, sundresses, bathing suits |
| June - September | Fall | Long sleeves, pants, lightweight sweaters, light outerwear |
| October - December | Winter | Long sleeves, pants, heavy sweaters, fleece, heavy outerwear, holiday |
how to consign
We are currently accepting Fall merchandise, through the end of September.
We take consignments as drop-offs (no appointment necessary) from 10:00-2:00 every day that we're open.
what to bring
Clothing
We sell freshly washed, wrinkle free, gently used clothing sizes 1-14 in season. We also take sportswear, including dance and gymnastics leotards and shoes.
Toys
We also sell toys that are clean, have no sign of wear, and have all necessary pieces and working batteries.
Amount
We accept a maximum of 10 items for walk-ins per week.
payment
Consignment profits are split 50/50 when an item sells. Payments may be collected in the store or mailed by phone request.
Unsold items will be donated at the end of the season unless you have indicated to us that you want to take them back.
what not to bring
We do not handle: baby equipment, infant toys, stuffed animals, bedding, room decor, VHS tapes, computer software, open boxed puzzles and games, or items that have been recalled. Please visit Recalls.gov to check if an item has been recalled.
what season to bring
frequently asked questions
How and when are consignors paid?
Consignors are paid 50% of an item's selling price after it sells. The money is posted to the consignor's account and can be collected at any time. It is up to the consignor to keep track of his or her account, i.e. we do not automatically send checks. The easiest way to keep track of your account is to either call and ask us to check it (have your consignor number ready) or to check it when you come into the store.
Why can you only take ten items as a drop-off?
We want to allow anyone to drop off items at any time because that has proven to be the most convenient for consignors, so we limit the items to make this possible.
Why do you take clothing on a seasonal basis?
We pride ourselves in keeping our merchandise up to date and desirable.
What do you do with the items that don't sell?
We donate unsold items to a variety of charities including Cradles to Crayons, The Salvation Army, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, The Red Cross, Amvets, and Saint Vincent de Paul. We are happy to return unsold items to the consignor at the end of the season if the consignor has indicated for us to do so.
How do you set the price for an item?
We determine prices based on the brand of the item, whether the item is new or used, and, in the case of clothing, the size.
We are currently accepting Fall merchandise, through the end of September.
We take consignments as drop-offs (no appointment necessary) from 10:00-2:00 every day that we're open.
what to bring
Clothing
We sell freshly washed, wrinkle free, gently used clothing sizes 1-14 in season. We also take sportswear, including dance and gymnastics leotards and shoes.
Toys
We also sell toys that are clean, have no sign of wear, and have all necessary pieces and working batteries.
Amount
We accept a maximum of 10 items for walk-ins per week.
payment
Consignment profits are split 50/50 when an item sells. Payments may be collected in the store or mailed by phone request.
Unsold items will be donated at the end of the season unless you have indicated to us that you want to take them back.
what not to bring
We do not handle: baby equipment, infant toys, stuffed animals, bedding, room decor, VHS tapes, computer software, open boxed puzzles and games, or items that have been recalled. Please visit Recalls.gov to check if an item has been recalled.
what season to bring
frequently asked questions
How and when are consignors paid?
Consignors are paid 50% of an item's selling price after it sells. The money is posted to the consignor's account and can be collected at any time. It is up to the consignor to keep track of his or her account, i.e. we do not automatically send checks. The easiest way to keep track of your account is to either call and ask us to check it (have your consignor number ready) or to check it when you come into the store.
Why can you only take ten items as a drop-off?
We want to allow anyone to drop off items at any time because that has proven to be the most convenient for consignors, so we limit the items to make this possible.
Why do you take clothing on a seasonal basis?
We pride ourselves in keeping our merchandise up to date and desirable.
What do you do with the items that don't sell?
We donate unsold items to a variety of charities including Cradles to Crayons, The Salvation Army, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, The Red Cross, Amvets, and Saint Vincent de Paul. We are happy to return unsold items to the consignor at the end of the season if the consignor has indicated for us to do so.
How do you set the price for an item?
We determine prices based on the brand of the item, whether the item is new or used, and, in the case of clothing, the size.