Do Good Goods

Contract terms

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

Consignor split

45%, 25%, or 0% (depending on donation option)

Contract length

90 days

Markdown schedule

full price for 4 weeks, then reduce by 25% for 4 weeks and another 25% for 4 weeks

Unsold items

After 12 weeks or 90 days if the item has not sold, it can be returned to the consignor or become property of the store. Furniture will be able to remain on the floor for additional time.

Not disclosed: 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

Antiques, Household items, Furniture, Clothing (Men's formalwear, suits, casual and resort wear, golf attire and accessories), Bedding and softhome

Brand tier

Clothing items must be name brand and in-style.

Condition standard

All items must be in good to excellent condition. Antiques should be in good repair. Household items should be free of chips, cracks, etc. Furniture should be clean (no odor, stains, pet damage) and in good repair. Clothing must be on hangers and ready to put on the floor (pressed or dry cleaned) and free from stains or odors. All buttons and fasteners should be in good working order.

Not disclosed: seasonal rules, not accepted.

Getting started & intake

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

This store has not published its intake details.

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 →

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.