Consign with Loom
Give your vintage pieces a second life.
We’re always on the lookout for beautiful, well-made vintage pieces that align with Loom’s aesthetic: timeless design, natural materials, and thoughtful craftsmanship.
If you have vintage furniture, decor, art, or clothing you’d like to part with, consignment with Loom might be a perfect fit. We offer a simple, straightforward process for consignors, and we’re honored to help give your pieces a second life.
What We’re Looking For
We accept:
- Vintage furniture and homewares (brass, wood, glass, ceramics)
- Artwork and decor with character
- Natural fiber clothing (linen, wool, cotton) from decades past or present
- Well-made, design-forward items in good condition
We do not accept:
- Fast fashion brands
- Items with significant damage or odors
- Mass-produced or reproduction pieces
How It Works
1. Book an Appointment
Have a few special pieces? Schedule a Monday–Wednesday appointment to bring them into our Bridgeport (Black Rock) shop.
2. Larger Collections or Cleanouts
Clearing out an estate, downsizing, or hosting a tag sale? We’re happy to come to you.
Email us with a few photos and a brief overview of what you have. We'll follow up to schedule a visit and can handle sorting and pickup for items that are a good fit.
3. Pricing & Display
We’ll handle pricing, styling, and promoting your items in-store, online and on our social channels. Items are consigned for a 60-day period. Unsold items must be retrieved within 7 days after the consignment period, or may be donated or retained
4. Payment
You receive 40% of the final sale price once your item sells. Loom retains 60% to cover shop operations and marketing. Payouts are via request and issued on the 10th of each month.
Ready to Get Started?
🗓 Appointments (Monday–Wednesday)
Email us at hello@loomvintage.com to schedule a consignment drop-off appointment.
🏠 Estate Sale or Large Cleanout?
Send a few photos and details to hello@loomvintage.com — we’re happy to come to you.
We can’t wait to see what treasures you have to share.