New Retail-Ready Apparel for Women, Men and Kids: 250-Piece Designer Mix Pallet

This retail-ready brand apparel pallet carries 250 new garments for women, men and children, mixing designer labels with everyday ones. It is new overstock, and nothing in the listing is marked returned or damaged.

What stands out

Three departments share the pallet, and the order table below shows how the quantity scales.

• Women’s, men’s and children’s clothing in one load
• Designer and brand-name labels mixed with everyday ones
• New overstock that is retail-ready
• A standard pallet of 250 pieces as the entry point
• Half freight and full truckload tiers for larger buyers

Lot details

The standard pallet holds 250 pieces. Beyond that, the order table lists half freight (12 to 13 pallets) and a full truckload (24 to 26 pallets). Garments are not itemised, so the exact mix appears on unpacking. One grade covers the lot.

Best fit buyers

Boutiques, eBay and Poshmark sellers, Mercari shops and flea-market vendors can all work with a mixed-brand lot. Higher tiers suit apparel wholesalers and discount chains that move volume, since the same mix repeats across pallets.

Getting it to market

• Sort by department first, then by label tier, before you price
• Photograph tags and labels, because brand names drive search
• Set aside the strongest designer pieces for single listings and bundle the everyday pieces by size

Freight and checkout

Nothing extra is added for shipping: freight to any country is baked into what you pay. No loading dock? That is fine in the US, where the truck brings its own liftgate, and tracking follows booking. Overseas customers should budget for local import charges. A 14-day return window protects every order.

Things buyers ask

Is any of the stock returned or damaged?

The listing mentions nothing returned or damaged. It is described as new overstock, retail-ready.

What order sizes exist?

A single 250-piece pallet, or bulk tiers of 12 to 13 pallets and 24 to 26 pallets.

Itemized lot manifest