Job Overview: * Sort & arrange clothing by size * Pull stained, damaged and/or wrong season clothing * Maintain the racks to promote shopping * Continue to sort clothing throughout the sale * Consolidate racks as clothing sells and space is created *  Help shoppers by showing them other items, making suggestions, etc Job Details: * Attend area team meeting(s) and/or find Area Leader for direction after check in If working Friday,  * Arrange clothing according to Area Leader’s directions  * Hang signs and arrange racks according to size * Place items that are worn, torn, stained, broken, etc. in the reject box for your Area Leader to sort through. Keep our standards high! If working Saturday: * Keep aisles clear; racks straight, neat and in order * Combine racks and move empty racks out of the way as necessary. * Do not leave your section without letting your Area Leader know where to find you. Someone should always be in your section to assist shoppers. * Toward the end of the sale (usually last 30 minutes of sale), sort clothes in the Girls’ Clothing section according to seller number – Storage team will assist. If someone is shopping in the area you are working on, go to another area so they can shop and then return. It’s important to flip the signs at the front of the rack or indicate with a tied ribbon so that sellers know a rack has been sorted and completed Cleanup * When asked, bring your numbered bin out and place in order * Place empty racks in the correct order by seller number * Deliver Girls’ Clothing to sellers’ bins/racks.  Keep an eye out for clothes or other items on the wrong racks or the wrong bins to help eliminate missing items * Begin disassembling Club racks to be ready to go to the truck * Wait for Roll-call before leaving Area Leader – Same as team members PLUS: * Must be work the whole sale (Friday & all day Saturday.) * Must arrive on time for the beginning of Set Up. * Review the duties of the team members with them during area team meetings * On Friday, supervise team members during set up to ensure quality  * Have team members hang signs and arrange racks according to size * Designate a box/rack to place items that are worn, torn, stained, broken, etc. * At the end of set up, go through the box/rack to reevaluate items before you take them to the designated reject location. Keep our standard high! * Have team watch for pre-shoppers during setup and remind the pre-shopper that this is not allowed. If a seller continues to pre-shop, please notify a Sale Coordinator. * Return on Saturday by roll call * During the sale: * Supervise your team to encourage them to stay on task. If they are not, kindly find them something to do if possible * Make sure there is always someone in your section to help shoppers and keep things in order.  If you are leaving your section for a break, lunch, etc, please let your Team Members know where to find you. Someone should always be in your section to assist shoppers. * Toward the end of the sale (usually last 30 minutes of sale), supervise your team as you sort clothes in the Girls’ Clothing section according to seller number.  How racks are arranged: * Racks are horizontally aligned but not touching the wall; allowing plenty of room in the aisle way for shoppers to see the clothing.  * Coat hangers are arranged all the same way so that the tag is facing the shopper.  * The first racks are for the preemie items, then newborn, 0-3 months and so on. * The sturdier and bigger racks should be saved for the larger sized clothing as they weigh more. How clothing is arranged 1. The pajamas should be hung first within each size group so that the shopper can see all the 6-month pjs, etc. 2. Boy/Boy and Girl/Girl matching are included in the Boys’ and Girls’ sections and are placed at the front of the rack for their size. The hangers of these items will be rubber banded together.   3. All other clothes after that.  * If an item is tagged 6-9 months or 18 – 24 months etc., the first number corresponds with the sign, In other words, the 6-9 month clothing would go behind the 6 month sign.  * When possible, keep matching items or coordinating items that are priced separately next to each other to assist shoppers. For example, 2 matching red shirts the same size would be hung next to each other. OR, a red shirt and a blue shirt that look alike (coordinates) and are the same size would be hung next to each other.