Sales Guidelines 2016 - Little Used
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Sales Guidelines 2016
Important new guidelines for customers who sell.
Recently we made a detailed evaluation of the stock we were accepting and the sales we had achieved.
Space allocation, sales patterns, profitability of different product groups were all looked at. We can only be a successful business for our customers if we have shelves filled with goods that are saleable and make a profit. With this in mind, we have revised the range of stock that we will now accept for re-sale.
Pre-school toys.
Smaller toys in 'as new' condition only.
Please check availability of space before presenting larger toys.
Baby Equipment.
A small selection will be accepted. Please check first.
Children's Clothing (Boys and Girls 0-14).
Ladies Clothing, Accessories and Maternity Wear.
All items presented for sale should have been originally purchased within the last TWO years.
Clothing is accepted according to season - Spring/Summer from early January. Autumn/Winter from early July.
Budget brands of children's and ladies clothing represent such good value when purchased new that they are not worth reselling.
Budget brand names include F+F, George, Primark and Matalan.
There may be exceptions!! i.e. brand new with tags …. or an item that is unusual, or from experience, we know is interesting and “saleable”.
School Uniforms.
Again the budget brands are great value new!
With this in mind, we now only accept school uniform (any brand) that are BRAND NEW WITH TAGS.
We only accept logo'd school uniform for infants and primary schools (no High School uniform please).
All clothing should, of course, be clean and pressed and neatly folded since the accepted items are put straight out on display.
Please present children's clothing in a quantity of 20/30 outfits at a time.
Sets should be put together.
There is no need for coat hangers.
Ladies clothing should be presented flat or neatly folded - we transfer all stock on to our own hangers.
No black bin liners of creased items that have been found in the loft please!