Frequently Asked Questions

about our Beehive Revival
Consignment Program

  • Think of it as giving your clothes, purses, bags, and other pre-loved items a second life! People bring in what they are ready to pass along, we help find them a new home, and when they sell, the consignor earns money back!

  • Getting started is simple.

    First, gather up the items you want to consign.

    Next, wash and clean all items and make sure they are in working condition.

    Finally, stop into The Hive Market (1495 Wilmington Drive, Suite 160) during our intake hours on Fridays from Noon - 6:00 PM.

  • The consignor is responsible for entering and processing their own inventory into the designated system. The Hive Market will provide tags and tickets for all approved items.

    Consignors will be given a log in to track the status (sold or unsold) of their items at any time.

  • Yes, we do take furniture for consignment; however, we do reserve the right to close furniture intake when we run out of room in our physical location to display it.

    You can leave your information on out waitlist to be contacted when we open up furniture intake again.

  • The consignment term is thirty (30) days from the date the item is entered into the system.

    After the 30-day period, the Consignor must:
    - pick up the item(s) and withdraw it from the sale, or
    - agree to reduce the price, or
    - donate item(s) to The Hive Market.

    If the item is not retrieved or addressed after 40 days, it becomes the property of The Hive Market, and may be donated, discounted, or otherwise disposed of at their discretion.

  • Our commission split is 35% of selling price goes to The Hive Market and you keep the remaining 65%.

    Checks are written and ready for pick-up for our consignors after the second Tuesday of every month. We can also mail your payment for $2.00.