Luca Consignment

Contract terms

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

Unsold items

We select what we think will sell best and pass on the rest.

Not disclosed: consignor split, contract length, markdown schedule, 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

Children’s, Maternity, Juniors

Condition standard

freshly laundered, pre-checked for stains or defects, with all buttons, snaps, ties and zippers fastened

Seasonal rules

Consignments are accepted seasonally... Spring - Summer (January through Mid-March): Spring Apparel, Rain Gear, First Communion, Easter; Summer (Mid-March through June 1): Shorts, Dresses, Swimwear, Sun Hats, Sandals, etc.; Back to School - Fall (August throughout October): Long Sleeves, Hoodies, Vests, Fleeces; Christmas/Snow (Mid Octobet - Early December)

Not disclosed: brand tier, not accepted.

Getting started & intake

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

Intake method

appointment

Review method

We select what we think will sell best and pass on the rest.

Not disclosed: intake days & hours, minimum items, items per visit, account setup required, account fee, id required, 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 →
• Instagram →
• Facebook →

Shipping & delivery

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

Ships purchases

Yes

Not disclosed: ships furniture, arranges freight, local delivery.