Tagging Your Items
Every item in the sale must have a tag. Tags are how items are identified, sold, tracked, and returned to their consignor. Proper tagging helps ensure a smooth shopping experience and allows you to receive credit for the items that you sell.
Items with incorrect tags will be rejected during the quality check. If an item loses its tag on sale day, it is no longer able to be sold.
Supplies Needed to Tag
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Consignor number
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Computer or device for creating tags
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Printer
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Cardstock (white or color)
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Safety pins, zip ties, packing tape and/or painters tape
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Tagging gun (optional)
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Consignor reference guide
Printing Your Tags
We provide tag templates in PDF, Google Drive, and Microsoft Excel to accommodate different devices and software preferences. All tag templates create the required sale tag and may be used interchangeably.
You may handwrite your tags or type in the template. Just remember to make a copy of the template since they are public links. Please follow all directions at the below links for printing correctly. Tags should print 8 to a page to be the standard size.
Helpful Reminders
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Items with incorrect tags, tags from other sales, or tags not in the template attached will be rejected during the quality check.
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Tags should be securely fastened with tape, safety pins, or zipties depending on the items.
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All clothing tags should be on the right side of the items (more information in Preparing Your Items section).
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Be mindful of where tags are secured to not create holes in the items. Use a seam for safety pins or a tagging gun.
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Ensure tags do not block the view of the items so shoppers can inspect.