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DCS Tagging Service
Lots of clothes, no time to consign?
Let us help.
Busy moms, we've got you covered.
Let us do the work and send you the earnings! And guess what:
You'll receive an early shopping pass just for consigning!
Minimum items required: 15. You will receive 35% of your sales, minus a $15 consignor fee.
what you do:
Simply share your interest in using our Tagging Service by emailing us below! We will introduce you to your Tagging Service Processor and arrange picking up your items! We have various drop-offs times from which to choose.
We ask that everything be provided to us in a box or container you do not need back. Please have your name on the outside of every container.
Please note: We are only accepting high quality items, less than 5 years old, and they must be without visible wear, stains, etc. Cute, clean, and current!
what we do:
We will gather items in size order, confirm condition and season, and prep your items for the sale! We will hang all of the items, pair any sets together, and price reasonably for your maximum profit. Then we will enter in the inventory in the database, create, print, and attach your completed tags!
We get your clothes on the racks and ready for show time, and you get to still shop early as a consigner!
After the show we will have your unsold items ready for pick-up. You also have the choice to donate unsold items.
All Tagging Service Consignors will be given the option of either picking up unsold items after the Marietta sale or having the items travel to the Macon and Summerville, SC sales for more opportunities to sell! If you elect to have them travel with us to the Macon sale and the Summerville sale, all items will be donated after the conclusion of all three sales. You can track your items while the sales are live, and your check for your sold items will be issued after all three sales are completed.
Unsure if you should send your items to Macon and Summerville?
Ask yourself: "If the items had three chances to sell with three different clientele of shoppers,
do you really want it back in your house?"
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