Yard sale pricing?

You may want to price slightly higher than you want to give yourself some bargaining room. It is customary to dicker. So if you would be happy with a dollar, ask $1.25, and when the customer asks if you'll take a dollar, you say yes and you are both happy. I don't know of a website although you can google. It may depend on the area. Decide how much you'd pay for a similar item and charge that.

I agree with the previous poster, and think your prices for clothing are reasonable! I usually set prices double to what I hope to get to allow for haggling--some do, and some just pay the price I put on the item! So it all evens out! :o)

One HUGE tip though--especially baby/child items--I WASH/CLEAN everything (that isn't brand new)--before I put it out, and I rent a few tables at a local party store for $3 each--setting and displaying clothing and small items in a neat and organized manner--by size, boys or girls items, and category--like infant, toddler, bath and body products, toys and games, clothing and accessories, home items, etc.

Having gone to many yard sales, I am more likely to BROWSE the messy/dirty ones but BUY from the clean and organized ones--where sellers look like they put some thought into it!

I also only sell the "good stuff" in my inventory, and never put out the "junk!"

I never put prices on ANYTHING! I keep myself a list of things that I want to sell at over $1 (mostly for anyone else working it with me) and put out a big sign that says "Make Offer" I have found that people will generally pay more for things they want when they are making the terms. And I always have the option of haggling or saying no...

I like your prices for clothing. I agree to have everything organized very nicely. I hate having to sort through messy piles of clothes. I usually won't bother. Good luck!

Your prices sound like good typical yard sale pricing. I would stick with those. Or you might want to have plastic bags and say "Fill a bag for $10" or something like that. I also agree on the organization. I know it's easy for those looking thru to mess piles up, i've also found it easier to look through baby/kids clothes if they were in big plastic totes for each size and season, with signs showing the sizes.

I don't agree with the make an offer...and not listing prices. It's a HUGE turn off to many people. They want to know straight forward what the costs are. I don't care if it's clothes, housewares, decor anything, if I go to a yard sale and there are no prices listed I walk away.