Consign with Second Take
Brands We Love
Abercrombie
Adidas
Alo Yoga
Anthropologie
Aritzia
Birkenstock
Banana Republic
Coach
Don't see your brand?
Bring it in—we're happy to take a look.
Dooney & Bourke
Free People
Frye
Gap
J. Crew
Longchamp
Lucky Brand
Lululemon
Madewell
New Balance
Nike
Peppermayo
Princess Polly
Reformation
Sam Edelman
Tory Burch
Vuori
Ugg
White House Black Market
Zara
Items Should Be
✓ Freshly laundered
✓ Excellent condition
✓ Current styles
✓ Free from stains and odors
✓ Ready to wear
What We Don't Accept
Stained items
Odors
Excessive wear (pilling, stretched out)
Outdated styles
Low-quality fast fashion
Items that don't align with our boutique aesthetic
Consignment Process
Step 1 — Bring In Your Items
Bring freshly cleaned items
Consignment Days/Hours:
Full for October
Step 2 — Complete Consignment Contract
Repeat consignors complete an intake form
Step 3 — We Review + Select
You receive an itemization receipt at drop off
Our team chooses items that best fit our customers and boutique.
Step 4 — We Price + Merchandise
You receive an email when your items have been priced. Selected items will appear in the consignor’s online portal, including prices.
Items not selected will be available for pick up or can be approved for donation
Items are priced based on brand, condition, and demand.
Earn 50% of sale for all items accepted
FAQs
Q: How do I collect a payout for sold items?
A: Payouts can be requested at any time. Stop in or we can mail you a check.
Q. Are prices negotiable?
A. No. Our items are owned by individual consignors, many of whom choose consignment to avoid the negotiating process associated with online resale platforms. Each piece is thoughtfully priced based on current resale market value, condition, and demand to provide a fair experience for both shoppers and consignors.
Q. What does the consignor’s contract entail?
A. Click the button below to download a copy. For faster first time consigning you can complete the contract and bring it with you when you drop off your items.
Q. What do the dates on the tags mean?
A. The dates indicate scheduled markdowns, which occur every 30 days. This helps keep inventory moving, creates space for new arrivals, and ensures the sales floor stays fresh for shoppers while maximizing opportunities for consignors to sell their items.