Sell Your Designer Shoes

Anna’s Pride commission structure is a sliding scale. The more your shoes sell for the more you earn from the sale!

The selling price of your item determines how much commission you pay.

Anna’s Pride pay all marketplace, postage and packing fees from my portion which is about 18%.

You will receive your payouts at the end of every month for all shoes sold and shipped during the previous month (unless an item was subject to a return. Payments can be transfered to your Paypal or Bank Account.

I cover the entire UK.

Once we’ve agreed on the shoes you’d like me to sell for you, you have several convenient options for delivering them to me:

1. Bring them Yourself: You can personally deliver all your items to my location in New Barnet.
2. Free Local Pick-Up: Take advantage of the complimentary local pick-up service within a 2-mile radius of New Barnet.
3. Free Collection for Large Amount: If you have more than 20 pairs and are within a 10-15 mile radius, I’ll arrange to collect them at no cost.
4. Send via Courier: Alternatively, you can post your shoes using a reliable courier service like UPS, DHL, DPD. I can provide guidance on how to proceed.

The consignment period is one year.

If your shoes remain unsold after one year, a reminder will be sent to the owner via email to pick up unsold items.

ITEMS MUST BE CLAIMED WITHIN 10 DAYS OF THE NOTIFICATION. AFTER 11 DAYS, UNSOLD ITEMS THAT ARE NOT COLLECTED WILL BE GIVEN TO CHARITY

You also have the option to have your unsold items shipped back to you at your expense.

If you would like to request your shoes back after they were listed on the marketplace or during the consignment period, the stop-selling fee of £25 per item will be applied.

If your items were not listed on the marketplace you can take them back free of charge.

The price depends on the item condition, style, age, accessories, proof of authenticity, current trends, and recently sold prices on various marketplaces.

Please note that in the world of resale, shoes sell at an average of 1⁄3 of the original retail price.

It is against the law to sell fake goods.

If an item is found to be not authentic while sorting the owner will receive notification to collect it within 10 days. If not collected on the 11lth day the item will be destroyed.

If an item is found to be not authentic when the item was sold to a customer, the owner must pay a fine of £25 and will not be eligible for consignment commission. Any possible related fees to this case will be deducted from the owner. The owner will not receive the item back.