Vintage shops

Consignment software for vintage shops

Every piece is one of a kind and every consignor has their own deal. Consignment Hub keeps track of both, inside the Shopify store you already sell from.

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A typical setup

A common starting point for this kind of shop. Set it once in Settings, then change it for any consignor.

  • Consignor's share50%
  • Agreement length90 days
  • Markdowns15% off after 45 days30% off after 75 days
  • When an agreement endsReturn to consignor
  • Leather jacket, 1970ssold for $140.00
    Leo · 50%$70.00
  • Band tee, 1990ssold for $45.00
    Nina · 50%$22.50
  • Selvedge jeanssold for $68.00
    Sam · 50%$34.00

How it fits your shop

One-off pieces in seconds

Quick add creates a Shopify product for a consignor with a title, price and type. Add photos in Shopify as usual.

A different split for each picker

Give regular pickers and dealers their own share and agreement length. Everyone else gets your default.

Online, in store and at markets

Sales on your online store and on Shopify POS, at the counter or at a market stall, are tracked the same way.

Questions

What split do vintage shops usually offer?

50/50 is common for consigned vintage, with higher shares for pickers who bring in a lot. Set a default and change it for any consignor.

Every piece is unique. Do I need variants?

No. Quick add creates one product per piece. Variants are there when you need them, for example a run of the same jeans in several sizes.

What happens when a piece doesn't sell?

When its agreement ends and your pickup grace period has passed, it's returned to the consignor, donated or kept as shop stock, whichever you chose.

Other kinds of shops

Try Consignment Hub free

Every feature, free for up to 3 consignors.

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