The Closet Clean-Out That Pays: Maximizing Your Profits With New Digz

Thinking of Selling or Decluttering? Here’s How to Consign With New Digz — and Maximize Your Profits”

Got pieces in your closet that you love but don’t wear anymore? Or maybe you’re ready to refresh your wardrobe but want to recoup some value. Here’s a hand-book for consigning with New Digz — and making sure you (and your clothes) come out winners.

📝 What New Digz accepts — and what they don’t

Before you schedule a consignment appointment, check your items carefully:

• Accepted: Women’s clothing (sizes 0–22), shoes, handbags, jewelry — clothes should be clean, pressed, gently used or near-new; shoes ideally in boxes; jewelry separated and bagged. 
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• The items should be no older than 2–3 years, unless they have a “vintage style” that fits current fashion. 
• Not accepted: Most women’s suits, formal gowns, wedding gowns. So unless you have a very wearable evening dress, you might want to skip consigning such items. 

Cleanliness and presentation matter: no stains, no missing buttons/zippers, no heavy wear. Even the store will dry-clean or steam things for a fee if needed — but that cost is deducted from your earnings. 

💰 How pricing, payouts & consignment period work

• Items are priced at roughly ⅓ of original retail, though final price depends on condition, style, and demand. 
• Once sold, profits are split 60% store / 40% consignor. 
• You get access to a consignor portal, where you can track the status of your items, sales, and earnings. 
• Unsold items: You (the consignor) are responsible for picking them up before the end of the consignment period (60 days from the date they hit the floor). After that — no pickups, items become property of the store.

🧰 How to maximize your chances of acceptance & sale

• Bring clean, pressed, well-presented pieces (on hangers or neatly folded, no trash bags). 
• Submit “in-style” or recently worn pieces (within last 2–3 years), unless it’s a timeless or vintage-style item. 
• If you have luxury or designer pieces (or diffusion-line brands), consider the in-home concierge or online services offered by New Digz — especially handy if you don’t have time to visit in person. 
• Carefully track your consignment expiration dates — you don’t want unsold clothes to automatically become store property. 

🤝 What consigning with New Digz feels like

Based on customer reviews and store descriptions — consigning with New Digz is more than just “drop-off and hope.” Many people highlight:

• A curated, boutique-like selection that avoids the messy or “rag bag” stigma of thrift shops. 
• Friendly, helpful customer service, and a sense of community/personal touch. 
• A chance to turn unused pieces into “store credit + 10%” — which some consignors love because it gives extra value if they plan to shop. 

If you aim to declutter, refresh your style, or make a little extra cash — consigning with a thoughtful, experienced shop like New Digz can be surprisingly rewarding.