Selling on Consignment

Our consignment option is currently open.

We will be closing consignment again on the 22nd November - due to a family trip to Cairns on the 1st December. We want to have all consignment processed before this departure (and won't be able to accept stock whilst we are away). 

Note, consignment guidelines last updated on 03/09/2025:
* Removal of 60% commission offering. 
* Change of timeframes from 60 days down to 42 days at full price.
* Change of timeframes from 30 days down to 14 days at half price.
* Items will be automatically discounted. 
* List of brands we will no longer stock (removing some brands previously stocked).

What do we sell?

We look for bohemian themed women’s clothing. Brands we aspire to stock include: Spell; BOG (previously Band of Gypsies); Arnhem; Nine Lives Bazaar; Tigerlily; Free People; Anthropologie; Jaase; Chasing Unicorns; Jaase; Desigual.

We love natural fibres – linen, wool, cotton etc. and these appear to be our top selling products too. 

 

How do we sell?

Once we agree on a ‘sale’ price, we add GST to the price.

 Once an item is sold, we first pay the GST and then split the rest 50 / 50.

We give the item 42 days (6 weeks) at full price, and we then discount by 50% (items are automatically discounted). After a further 14 days at the discounted price, you have the option to either pick up your item(s) or we will be donated to charity.

Our favoured charity shop is ‘The Sharing Shed’ in Cobden / West Coast – a lower socio-economic suburb on the West Coast directly impacted by coastal inundation. From time-to-time we may support alternate charities.

 

How do we keep in touch / pay for items sold? 

You can keep track of items held on consignment via your Circle Hand login: https://consign.circle-hand.com/style-anthology-1 (use your email address to set up an account).

We pay fortnightly on a Wednesday for items sold.

 

Fine print: 

Due to limited storage space, we ask that unsold items be picked up promptly (within 14 days). Anything not picked up promptly will automatically be donated to charity.

We do our best to ensure that there is no instore theft and will prosecute when necessary. Items left for sale at Style Anthology are done so at your own risk.

 

What brands do we avoid? 

For environmental and ethical reasons we choose to avoid items that have been mass produced by fast fashion retailers.

For example: Shien, AliExpress or Temu (we will generally avoid items without a specific brand label), Kmart (Anko etc), The Warehouse (Spirit etc), Pagani, Glassons, Dotti, H&M, Cotton On, Jay Jays.

We may have previously stocked some of these brands.