All lots & truckloads

Why buy name-brand clothing by the lot

A branded pallet gives you variety without hunting for single pieces. Sportswear, denim, streetwear and outerwear sit together, so a single order can feed a boutique, a market stall and an online shop at once. Garments come from verified overstock and surplus, not from worn or customer-returned stock. Boutique owners, flea market vendors and online sellers can all work from the same pallet, which keeps ordering simple and lets you compare how each channel responds. Garments are kept on retail tags, so the stock can be listed as new.

Clothing pallets listed at the moment

• Pallet 28, 300 new tagged garments from fast fashion to luxury labels
• Pallet 29 mixing women's, men's and kids' apparel, 300 pieces
• Lot 8 of brand-name overstock clothing, 250 garments for all ages
• Clothing Lot 7 of 250 new retail-ready brand-name garments
• Pallet 6 of 250 overstock garments for women, men and kids

Condition, tagging and grading

All garments are new and unworn, and they come with retail tags on. The lots are graded as a unit, and the manifest groups pieces into ranges rather than listing every item. Sizes are mixed, so expect to build size runs by sorting. Hang what sells fastest and bundle the rest for stream sales. Grading covers the lot as a whole, so a few pieces may carry a loose tag or minor handling marks, while the pallet is still described as retail-ready. Set aside time to sort by size and gender before listing.

Questions about name-brand clothing lots

Which brands are included?

Labels vary by pallet and run from fast fashion to luxury designer. Each description names the segments, and the mix changes with current overstock.

Does the price cover shipping?

Transport is covered in the listed price. US deliveries come with a liftgate, you will receive a tracking email after booking, and the return period is 14-day.

Alternatives include Costco apparel lots, apparel lots and Zara apparel lots. To plan your sales channel, read the Marketplace guide. Use the pallet number in the listing to find a similar load later, and keep notes on which ranges sold fastest.