New Assorted Clothing Pallet, 300 Garments in Cotton, Wool, Silk and Blends

This mixed new clothing pallet gathers 300 garments into one load, each listed as new. Seasonal wear, work apparel and fashion pieces sit together, with labeled and unbranded items in the same stack.

What stands out

Fabric variety is the draw, and the garments fall into rough groups like these.

• Cotton basics and everyday wear
• Wool pieces for colder seasons
• Silk and silk-blend fashion items
• Synthetic blends and workwear

By the numbers

One pallet, 300 garments, all new. Labeled and unbranded pieces share the stack, and the split between them is not given. Condition is assessed across the lot rather than garment by garment. Ask for a breakdown by garment type before you buy, and plan a full sort by type and fabric once the pallet lands.

Who buys this

Poshmark and Mercari sellers can pull the labeled pieces for single listings, eBay sellers can build bundles, and flea-market or bin-store operators can sell the generic remainder by the piece. It rewards resellers who enjoy sorting.

Sell-through tips

• Split labeled garments from unbranded ones first, since they sell through different channels
• Note missing tags or visible flaws during the count so listings stay accurate
• Bundle similar basics into lots and photograph fabric close up for the finer pieces

Ordering from Prime Pallet

Nothing extra is added for shipping: freight to any country is baked into what you pay. With the carrier booked, a tracking email reaches you, and domestic trucks lower the pallet with a liftgate. After you place the order, payment instructions land in your inbox. Returns are accepted for 14 days.

Buyer Q&A

Is every garment new?

Yes. The whole 300-piece load is new, and condition is judged for the lot rather than per garment.

Is there a garment-by-garment list?

No itemised list exists for this pallet, but you can ask for a split by garment type.