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Cost conscious, frugal, thrifty, penny-pincher are descriptions contrasting with thoughts of affordable luxury, dress like a million without spending it, and smart steward. With a waste-not, want-not mentality, consignment shopping can be considered the means to both ends. Consignment resale versus conventional retail shopping allows Consignors an excellent avenue to sell their unneeded excess and the bargain hunter Customer the opportunity to buy desired brand-name selections available at prices significantly under the original retail costs. The BEGIN AGAIN SHOPPE in Morristown, TN, offers the best of both worlds to their clientele.

Preferences change, people diet and children grow, yet through it all staying well dressed to meet the diverse needs of everyday living can be expensive. As a result of the many factors influencing our purchase power combined with a renewed sense of economic viability, a growing segment of the buying public has turned to selling their no longer needed excess at consignment stores.

These individuals are called Consignors. At the same time, shoppers who seek to maximize their buying power rely on consignment stores to meet their needs for “new to them” purchases. These individuals are the Customers in the consignment resale Consignor/Customer business relationship.

Thus, this duo represents a trend which has formed a win-win interaction between both parties. The original owner, the Consignor, is able to recoup a portion of the original purchase price on items sold, while at the same time the discriminating and cost-conscious buying Customer is able to purchase merchandise at reduced resale prices. Recycling through resales for ecology and economy has become a recognized and an accepted trend in today’s market place.

Current day consignment businesses are unlike many resale approaches of times past where musty smells and wrinkled outcast clothing could be found piled on tables or hung carelessly on wire hangers crammed on racks too filled for Customers to see the selection. Likewise, in earlier days, miscellaneous items were sometimes cracked or broken and dusty, stashed away in disorganized displays. No longer do Customers seek to park their cars a block away and sneek incognito into the local consignment store, because consignment shopping now compares favorably with merchandise and organization traditionally expected of conventional retail stores.

The BEGIN AGAIN SHOPPE’s 10,000 sq. feet store meets the standards of retail shopping while offering the best of consignment shopping by balancing the Consignor’s monetary return on their original investment with the Consignor’s resale price savings..

What do Bill Gates and the late Sam Walton have in common? You could say MONEY and be correct, but there is more to the answer. According to an article entitled “Billionaires Reveal Wealth Secrets” the answer is “to be frugal to a fault.” The idea proposed is to flaunt your frugality, similar to what Jennifer Wood, Coauthor of the Mr. Cheap’s series of books on bargains in U. S. cities proposes, stating “Bargain hunting is the sport of the moment; it’s a form of entertainment.”

All this and more characterizes The BEGIN AGAIN SHOPPE where the simple math formula is as follows: ADD the savings, SUBTRACT the damage to your budget, DIVIDE your extra cash to spend on other purchases and MULTIPLY the delight of the experience.

The SUM TOTAL of this equation is represented by the Consignor’s and/or Customer’s experience at BEGIN AGAIN where quality and value BEGIN and continue AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN. These attributes even prompted one Customer to remark, “You should charge admission just to get in this store because it is so much fun to shop here.”

Owned and operated by Doris Shelton, The BEGIN AGAIN SHOPPE in Morristown, Tn is located at 1127 West Morris Boulevard. Please feel free to call with any questions, comments or driving directions at 423-581-1142 http://beginagainshoppe.com.

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