Consignment in a sentence as a noun

A consignment shop is not a thrift store.

When you frame it against a consignment store it makes sense.

Also, consignment sales are a hit with moms.

But we've looked at a couple local consignment lots and didn't find a deal that made sense.

When you try it, I hope you'll agree that it's a lot better than the one for which you pay 40% at a consignment store.

I like the concept but I'm not a fan of the domains you have now. Can I suggest you open it up to consignment for anyone with a domain?

\nTrue store - one of our recent customers had her car listed at said consignment lot for 2 months with no action.

I guess I'd be OK with smaller consignment items being returned but not furniture.

Their fees are cheap compared to the consignment fees of an antique or other specialty dealer.

He also had a huge number of different SKUs since no item coming in is the same as any other in a consignment store.

This sounds more or less like a consignment store and pretty much what the amazon marketplace does, but with the work done by a middle man instead.

We dont support consignment of exotic components via the web interface yet but we can handle that via email.

People are also willing to pay the slightly higher prices because consignment tends to be in things like clothes that are difficult to buy online.

If it's your first time around and you're optimizing for speed, turnkey is probably the way to go. If you need specialty parts and you know how to source them more effectively than your CM, then consignment may make more sense.

This is typically called "turnkey" contract manufacturing as opposed to "consignment" where you source the parts yourself.

The gap between the consignment bin/walmart/target and the high-end baby boutique is rather large and in my personal experience, not well filled.

The report cites a 42% increase in seizures at express consignment/mail facilities due to "continued growth of websites that sell counterfeit and piratical merchandise", which goes some distance toward explaining why these domain seizures are being brought.

Consignment definitions

noun

goods carried by a large vehicle

See also: cargo lading freight load loading payload shipment

noun

the official act of consigning a person to confinement (as in a prison or mental hospital)

See also: commitment committal

noun

the delivery of goods for sale or disposal