Used Clothing POS | Changing Pricing | Classes and Brands

Summary of Used Clothing Challenges

As you may know, one of the hardest challenges of pricing and inventorying your used clothing store, is the amount of pricing options and tagging that is involved with buying used clothing from your customers.

The following video provides example on how used clothing stores can provide tags and label item with little training of staff on pricing, brand knowledge. It also helps maintain pricing of items, inventory control and keeps record of buy back and sales.

The following solution is used to price tag used clothing items, that are brought in by customers. This pricing method allows cashiers to retrieve pre-set prices on items and print tags for them. 

Video Outline

This video covers changing the price class of an existing brand.  The price class determines the pricing for attributes of a certain category of a brand. This is a fairly dense concept so we'll break it out in the following details.

1. Your store will have many brands, you will have pricing for each group of item types: pants, shorts, skirts, etc..
2. Each item type is classified into different categories of pricing, this would simply be, cheaper and more expensive brands.
3. Finally, each class has multiple attributes, so for example Jeans.

Jeans are described with Attributes, examples would be:

• Skinny
• Regular
• Destroyed
• Super Destroyed

So, with some brands, such as 7 For All Mankind, the class may be 10, this indicates a more expensive class than, 4 which you might assign to something like Almost Famous.

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