How to Consign

If you would like to consign, please visit The Dress Company in person. Your items will be inspected, and if approved, we will discuss and agree on your asking price. 

In order to maintain a high level of quality inventory, it is ask that you take your time to go over and prepare only your best items. The Dress Company looks for the following guidelines to accept your items: 

• Articles should have been purchased new no more than 5 years ago. 
• Articles should be in new or like-new condition.
• Articles should be freshly dry-cleaned or laundered, and stain free. Please refer to instructions on how to clean your dress if it needs to be cleaned. 

Any loose rhinestones, beads, or threads should be addressed before drop off. Be sure to check that zippers are in proper working order. However, if minor repairs are needed but you are not able to do those, we can discuss the possibility of having repairs done in-house. Don't think a few loose beads means your dress is not able to be  sold and loved again!  

 Please leave all original price tags in place if the garment is brand new/never worn. 

Please understand that wedding dresses are similar to cars in terms of depreciation. Once they have been purchased new, they will lose an estimated 40-60% of their original value. When you consign,  the amount of money you would like to receive for your dress will be taken into consideration, but the selling price of all items will ultimately be determined by The Dress Company based on age, condition, brand, style, size and demand.

Consignors will receive 50% of the final selling price less any taxes or fees.