My Trainer's Closet

Contract terms

What the store pays a consignor, and on what schedule. Where a store also buys outright, these describe the consignment side only.

Markdown schedule

“All items not sold within 12 – 18 months from the date of this agreement will have its sales price decreased by up to 50%.”

Unsold items

“At that point the consignor has the option of having their items shipped back to them (at the consignors cost) or MTC LLC will donate your items to charity or a less fortunate fellow rider.”

Not disclosed: consignor split, contract length, payout method, payout timing, store credit bonus.

What they accept

Stores are selective — brand tiers, condition standards and seasonal windows are normal, and being turned down once does not mean a store is closed to you.

Categories accepted

“clothing made by equestrian tailors”, “Show Boots”, “Paddock Boots”, “Tack”

Condition standard

“Clothing must be in clean, ready to sell condition.”

Not accepted

“non-tailor made items, such as department store shirts, home-made suits, etc.”, “polyester items”, “clothing in unsatisfactory condition”, “out of date items”

Not disclosed: brand tier, seasonal rules.

Getting started & intake

The practical details — when to turn up, what to bring, and how long a decision takes.

Intake days & hours

“Monday/Wednesday by appointment only”

Not disclosed: intake method, minimum items, items per visit, account setup required, account fee, id required, review method, turnaround.

Where to watch for new arrivals

Stock turns over constantly and most of it is one of a kind. These are the places this store shows what has just come in.

• Store website →
• Facebook →

Shipping & delivery

Whether the store can get an item to you, or move a large piece for you.

This store has not published its shipping and delivery details.