When you are ready to print your tags, sign in to your consignor account. Under the Menu, select "Work with Consigned Inventory" and then "Print"
Tags will pop up on your screen - there will be 10 to a page
Print the pages of tags onwhite cardstock(a heavier weight paper). This can be purchased at Walmart, office supply stores, etc
Attaching tags:
Shoes: Attach the tag with a safety pin or ziptie through the shoelace holes or buckles. Tape won't hold well
Toys, DVDs, Puzzles, Games, Video Games: Use clear packing tape to attachtags on toys unless fabric is available to put a safety pin through. Scotch and masking tape won't hold well. If the toy has stickers, be mindful not to cover the stickers with tape, as it will rip the stickers when removed
Large Toys, Furniture, Baby Equipment: For any item that is too large for a shopper to carry around -don't tape the tag on to the item. Instead, print your tag and bring it along with you to drop off. We will have “large item claim tickets” available at drop off. You will attach your tag to the large item claim ticket and zip tie it to your item
Books: Be careful where/how you attach the tag to books. Place the tag in the location that is least likely to damage the bookwhen the tag is removed (front cover, inside cover). Scotch/painters tape work best
Clothing: Fasten your tag by sticking aTHIN safety pin through the top of the tag and attaching it to the top left shoulder of the item(If the item is facing you it will hang on the right - see photo). We do allow you to use a tagging gun if you prefer, but these tend to leave holes in items, so if you choose to use one, please use a fine needle and be sure to attach the tag through a seam to minimize damage.