A consignment agreement is the first step in opening up a new income stream for your vintage business, whether you’re a brick-and-mortar consignment shop, an online thrift shop, a multi-vendor market, or even an antique shop. Taking products on consignment gives your small business access to stock without extra cash investment on your part.
There’s no need to learn how to write a consignment agreement—just grab this one.
With this reseller consignment form, you’ll set your fee percentage and consignment period along with any storage or disposal fees. Gather contact information so you don’t lose track of your client (you have a database of some kind, right?!) and build your e-mail list, too.
This consignment application form was created for a thrift store in Canada. It should work for stores in the USA and other places as well—check your local laws before use.
This file is not editable. Customization is available for a fee.
I have 20 years’ experience as a vintage reseller and have done everything from picking to online auctions. In 2020, my mom and I started a thrift store of our own. This form was originally developed for Treasures by the Locks in Fenelon Falls, Ontario.
Upon purchase, download the PDF file and print. The file contains all five colour options, so just print the page with the colour you want.
