We're gearing up for cooler weather and are looking for fall pieces to fill our racks. We'd love to see your sweaters, lightweight jackets, high-rise straight leg and tapered denim, closed toe shoes, clogs and boots, as well as those all-season pieces that you can't live without! Make sure to snag a consignment appointment soon, because we are quickly filling up!
These boho hanging planters are perfect for holding a 4 pot. They are handmade in Gitarama, Rwanda, by women who grow their own sisal plants, extract the fibers, then hand-dye and weave them into these beautiful works of art.
These boho hanging planters are perfect for holding a 4 pot. They are handmade in Gitarama, Rwanda, by women who grow their own sisal plants, extract the fibers, then hand-dye and weave them into these beautiful works of art.
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Editor Consignment is a women's clothing boutique based in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood (1407 NW 70th St). Editor brings together contemporary recycled fashion, locally made jewelry and ceramics, and a rotating selection of essays and prose. Emily Schikora dreamed up the concept for Editor Consignment by combining some of her favorite things: treasure hunting, one-of-a-kind clothing, good books, new writers, and community.
Scarves & Bandanas
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23" x 23", 100% Cotton, hand screen printed. Use as a bandana, hankie, cloth napkin, neckerchief, cloth mask, and everything in between! Can be washed and dried on high heat, but may fade a bit. Wind, wrap, sling, tie, decorate, layout. These colorful handkerchiefs are useful and versatile. Made in Japan from lightweight cotton, they are handy to carry with you to use as a towel, napkin, scarf, headband, or accessory in your pocket.
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Made in Portland, Oregon. Rich, deep and toasty orange, this balm will give your cheeks and lips a subtle wash of warmth that is stunning on its own or layered with other balms. Peddler documents the in-between moments of food - from the ingredients, to the making, the eating, the sharing, and all the small moments in-between.
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We rely on consignors to help us fill our racks so we can continue to provide a rotating selection of curated, sustainable fashion. So how does consignment work? Here's a little bit about what we look for, brands we love and how our process works. We look for women's clothing, shoes, and accessories purchased new within the last 2-3 years and in new or like new condition.
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