Apparel Liquidation Pallets & Truckloads For Sale

Yes. Truckloads contain 20+ pallets with volume pricing. Pallets work if you're testing the category or have limited processing capacity. Truckloads make sense when you have warehouse space and can handle sorting large clothing volumes. Different formats for different business sizes and capabilities.

Sometimes. Returns often include belts, scarves, or hats that customers bought with clothing items. Don't expect complete accessory sets, but pallets frequently contain random accessories mixed in with garments.

More than most categories. You need to sort by type and size, check condition, steam or iron presentable items, and price everything. Apparel is labor-intensive. The volume potential offsets the processing time, but don't underestimate the work involved.

Basic everyday items move consistently - t-shirts, jeans, casual tops, activewear. Seasonal items spike during their appropriate windows, then slow significantly. 

Designer or recognized brand names sell faster than generic labels. Children's clothing turns over quickly because kids outgrow things constantly.

Sometimes, but don't count on it. Returns reflect what customers actually bought and returned, which means mostly mid-tier retail brands with occasional higher-end pieces mixed in. Treat any premium brands as bonus finds, not expected inventory.

You can start with just one pallet. Truckloads obviously require committing to 20+ pallets at once.

Liquidation sales are typically final. That's why asking detailed questions before buying matters more than return options after delivery. The pricing reflects the as-is nature of mixed apparel inventory. Make sure you understand what you're buying before committing.

Apparel availability varies based on retail cycles and distribution center processing. We update inventory as new loads become available. Rather than waiting to see what appears, tell us what you're looking for, and we can notify you when matching inventory comes through.