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How to tag

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If you want to pick up your unsold items after the sale ends, your tags MUST BE HIGHLIGHTED on the right side edge with your highlighter color. No exceptions. All items with tags NOT highlighted will be donated. Questions? Just ask!

Basic tagging tips

PRINT tags on WHITE CARD STOCK... 65lb or heavier will work best! Please use the better, thicker paper. You don't want your tag to fall off or rip. Please print your tags the size that they automatically appear, 6 to a page, approx. 3x3. (Do not shrink them.)

​Attach tags to your item (not to hangers) in a way that won’t damage your item, and where the tag can easily be seen. There are so many creative ways you can tag! Safety pins, ribbon, tape, painters tape, etc.

​Tip: Your goal is to sell all of your items! Clean, neat & competitively priced items sell better! Be sure to check the “half price” option on your tags for an even better chance at selling your items before the sale ends!

Text, email or FB message with questions! We’re here to help.
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​​Consignor survival kit 
  -Tape (painters & clear)
  -Scissors
  -Rubber bands
  -Safety pins
  -Clear baggies of all sizes
  -String
  -Zip ties
  -Wipes (clean stuff!)
  -Various kinds of hangers
 Not pictured but helpful to have in your must haves:
  -Magic erasers
  -Various cleaners / stain removers
  -Highlighter of your consignor color for items you want back!!​

Tagging Clothes 101

Safety pins or a tagging gun can be used.

Tags should be attached on the right hand side of your clothing item while you’re facing the garment, or in the neck area as long as it’s hanging out and is visible. We need to be able to clearly see all tags. Do not attach tags to the hangers.

Places you can tag: in the existing tag, button holes, in the collar to the right side, under the right arm, in the zipper of the shirt, belt loops, draw string, etc.

Tagging tip: is the item new w/tags? Just add your Wee Ones tag to the new tag! (example picture below)

*Try to avoid making holes in the garment.
*Just ask if you’re not sure and we can help with tag placement!

Be mindful when using a tagging gun, they are great and save time but can ruin clothing and make it unsellable. You don’t want the tagging gun to make holes and then you loose money- ask us for tips!

Hangers should be facing open to the left, just like a ? (Question mark).
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❌ Please do NOT put safety pins or tagging guns through the middle of your clothing item. This will most likely damage your item & leave holes.
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✔️ Tag hanging outside the item & easy to see.
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Do not attach tags inside clothing where they can’t be seen.
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Hang tags where they can easily be seen, on front right side.

Tagging guns

Tagging guns are a blessing- BUT- be very careful where you place the tag when using a tagging gun. It can and will ruin your clothing. Go into the existing tag OR go into the seam inside the shirt. (see pictures for examples) Don’t go directly into the clothing with a tagging gun. 
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✔️ Into existing tag
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✔️ Into inside seam (as long as the tag can hang on the outside)
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❌ Do not put the tagging gun through the clothes! It can make a hole and ruin your item.

Shirts

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Pin tag with existing tag on new items
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Hang tag from an existing tag. Be sure to leave the tag out where it’s visible! Don’t tuck it back inside.
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Attach tag to the zipper pull
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Attach tag to the inside seam. Be sure to leave it hanging outside where it can be seen.
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Attach tag through a button hole

Pants

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Attach tag around a belt loop
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On a drawstring
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On an existing tag. Make sure it stays outside where it can be easily seen.

Toys

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⬆️ Wrap puzzles in plastic wrap, then tape the tag to the outside.
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⬆️ Use tape to attach the tag. Please make sure that the tape will not damage the toy when it is peeled off! (Example: don’t put it on top of a sticker or paper.)

Shoes

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These boots didn’t have a way to attach together, so we just used a large rubberband & attached the tag to it.
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Tie ribbon under and around both shoes & attach tag to the ribbon.
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Attach tag to buckle

Items in bags

Picture⬆️ For bags of toys, pin or tape the tag to the bag.
For items in bags, tags can be taped or safety pinned to the bag. Be sure to leave one side of the tag not taped so that the tag can be removed at checkout.

Books

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Use painters tape to attach tags to books. The painters tape will peel off easily without damaging the book.

If you have a set of books in a bag, tape the tag to the bag.

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  • Home
  • Consignor info
    • Dates, times, and info
    • How to consign
    • Items we accept - Fall/Winter sale
    • Items we accept - Spring/Summer sale
    • Pricing guide
    • How to hang clothes
    • How to prepare other items
    • How to tag
    • Why donate unsold items?
  • Consignor links
    • Consignor login
    • Input items and Print tags
    • Register to consign
  • Helper info
  • Contact Us
  • About us
  • Dollar Dash