Sorry, I should have been clearer in my description.
Consignment Shop (the one I frequented in the States) we split 50/50 of the price. They took in clothes, high chairs, strollers, booster seats, potty chairs, DVD's, toys, shoes, hair and jewerly accessories, play areas, walkers, doorway jumpers, cribs, Everything they 'took in' had to be in great shape. Honestly, it was hard to tell the difference between slightly used and new. Besides kids are in and out of sizes so quickly, sometimes the clothing is outgrown before being worn. They accepted gently worn, no holes, no missing or broken zippers or buttons allowed. The money I made, I would buy the Boys clothes in their next size. In other words, I never had to spend extra money to buy their clothes, whether in that shop or had to go elsewhere to get something else.
I inquired as to what people around here do with the outgrown clothes. "Give it away" and buy new. I was told a Consignment Store was tried out in the village, but didn't last long.