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Extra Cash?

I'm looking for ways to generate some extra cash to buy clothes and was wondering if consignment shops are really worth it? I have several nice, very well taken care of suits and such that I just don't fit into or wear anymore and I am considering taking them in to see if they'll sell, but I wondered if it was worth my time? Anyone out there do business with consignment shops and have any comments?
Dawne B.

Some Tips

I have sold many items of clothing in consignment shops. It's a great way weed your closet of items that you no longer fit into or have grown tired of, and also gives you a little money. Be sure to have a look around at what is for sale while you are there. Here are some helpful tips:

* Make sure everything you take in is clean, pressed and in good repair; no missing buttons, stains, etc.

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Consignment opens a new sales outlet for your products, without the overhead, rent and other expenses of having your own store. Before you let others sell your products for you, know the steps to take to protect your business.

If you are looking for another sales outlet for your products, consider selling through consignment. Many retailers are accepting consigned goods, as this arrangement allows them to get inventory without shelling out their own cash.

Consignment allows you to sell your products without having to pay for rents, overhead, or salaries of people to staff the store. It also allows you to reach different locations and markets, and enables you to strengthen the quality of your brand.