Antique Store Wisdom: Neon Novelty Merchandise Tags. Sexy!

I made my own DIY colorful Thrift Core tags before and absolutely loved using them for most of the year. When I ran out and lost the template I wanted to make enormous novelty tags that stood out when shoppers passed my booths.

Process: These tags are the same template I use for my Thrift Core jewelry which features a Transformers Comic Book panel I scanned. I took them to a printer, then cut 180 tags out and punched the hole on the left corner. From there I hand-stamp the gigantic numbers on the front and attach to my colorful merch.

Result: I can write much more information about each item I put in my shop, which I've always felt helps increase sales. Using Neon Astro-Bright cardstock paper in conjunction with the striking image and size should ensure the tags are seen from miles away- making it easier for customers to see the price and get information too. (Don't you hate searching for price tags? Many customers will just walk away.)

Resellers, speak up, what do you use to tag your vintage merchandise?

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