New with tags
New, never worn, original tag still attached.
New with tags · 5/5Consign
The half of the business nobody puts online
Supply is the ceiling on a brechó. People with good clothes sitting at home do not know how to bring them in, because no page explains it. This is that page.
What the shop accepts
Categories, sizes, season, and the minimum condition bar. [CONFIRM]
What the shop does not accept
Saying so saves two journeys and one awkward conversation. [CONFIRM]
Buy, consign or donate
Three different arrangements, and the site has to say which. [CONFIRM]
The split
The percentage, the payment terms and how the consignor is paid. [CONFIRM — no percentage has been written here]
How long a piece stays on the rail
And what happens to what does not sell. [CONFIRM]
Who is liable for loss or damage
Consignment is a contract, and this is the clause nobody writes until they need it. [CONFIRM]
Consignment is a commercial contract. No percentage, period or condition has been written on this page, because publishing an unconfirmed number creates an expectation that turns into an argument. And it is worth confirming with the accountant how invoicing treats consigned goods in a shop that ships nationwide. [CONFIRM]
Condition
The scale, published
Almost no brechó in Brazil publishes a condition scale. Publishing one does three things at once: it wins trust from people buying unseen, it cuts returns, and it is the difference between “a pile of second-hand clothes” and “a selection”.
New without tags
New, never worn, tag removed.
New without tags · 4/5As new
Worn a handful of times, no visible marks.
As new · 3/5Good
Light wear consistent with use, always described on the piece.
Good · 2/5With marks
Has one specific named flaw, photographed close up.
With marks · 1/5The rule that makes the scale real: every piece below As New carries a close-up photograph of the mark. No exceptions. Wear that was described and photographed is not a defect; wear that was not, is — and the CDC art. 26 legal warranty applies to second-hand goods just the same.
This scale is a proposal, not yours. The five points have to match how the owner actually sorts pieces, because a scale she cannot apply every day does not survive a fortnight. [CONFIRM the real grades and the words she already uses]
New and used cannot mix without a label. Secondary sources say the shop sells both. If it does, every piece has to say which — it changes the price expectation, it changes the warranty position, and trust in everything else on the page depends on it. It is the single largest consumer-law exposure in this business model. [CONFIRM]
The shop
Morro das Pedras, south of the island
The shop is off the main route, so the site has to sell the journey rather than merely give the address.
Rua Francisco Vieira, 358Morro das Pedras · Florianópolis — SC
CEP [CONFIRM]
| Monday to Friday | 09:30 – 18:00 [CONFIRM] |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 09:00 – 17:00 [CONFIRM] |
| Sunday | Closed [CONFIRM] |
[CONFIRM]Campeche · min by car
[CONFIRM]Lagoa da Conceição · min by car
[CONFIRM]Centro · min by car
The address, postcode, hours, parking and accessibility all come from a secondary source and none has been confirmed with the shop. That is why the open/closed badge at the top of the page computes nothing — a confident status built on unconfirmed hours is the kind of small lie that sends someone driving out to Morro das Pedras for nothing. [CONFIRM address, postcode, hours, parking and accessibility]
Drawn locator. No third-party map loads before LGPD consent; on the published site this block becomes a link out to a maps app.