Amazon Clothing Truckload

Men’s, women’s, kids’ and baby apparel, activewear, basics and shoes are packed into 24 processed Amazon gaylords here, about 400 to 500+ pieces each. At $10,950 for the load, that’s $456.25 a gaylord or roughly $0.91 to $1.14 a piece before freight. Mixed condition, no hard goods, unmanifested.

If you came asking what an Amazon pallet costs, on this load that’s the answer. Raw Amazon pallets were processed and the apparel separated into clothing gaylords, so these amazon clothing pallets come without the hard goods of a raw load. It sells as a full truckload.

What this truckload is

Clothing, shoes and soft goods

The gaylords hold men’s, women’s, kids’, baby, activewear, basics, seasonal apparel, accessories, shoes and soft goods. Expect missing tags and some worn, stained and defective items as well. Piece count, size mix and brand mix change load to load, and there’s no size breakdown. It’s sold unmanifested; there is no item-by-item list.

How we source and ship it

This load ships FOB Dalton, GA, at a flat freight rate by state shown at checkout, and pickup is by appointment. Manifested lots come with a line-by-line list; this load is unmanifested, which is part of why it costs less. We don’t open pallets or truckloads to pull out the better items. What comes from the retailer is what goes on your truck. Amazon is where the goods came from; we aren’t affiliated with it.

Trailer freight is flat by zone: $1,000 Southeast, $2,500 East and Midwest, $3,500 Central and Mountain, $5,500 West Coast and Southwest; Alaska and Hawaii get a quote after the order. You’ll need a dock or a forklift, because gaylords on a truckload don’t come down on a liftgate. Each gaylord is about 47 x 39 x 29.5 in, roughly 300 lbs a gaylord, about 7,200 lbs for the load; confirm with [email protected] before booking your own truck. To collect it, choose Buyer Arranged Freight / Local Pickup, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm Eastern, within 5 business days.

Returned, pulled or overstock: the definitions

Condition is mixed: customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock. Customer returns were returned by shoppers; they can be new in an opened box, used, missing parts or not working. Shelf pulls came off a store shelf unsold, with packaging that can be worn or carry clearance stickers. Overstock was never sold and is still in its packaging.

Bin stores, thrift stores, apparel resellers, exporters and online sellers are who this load is for. If stained or worn pieces would sink your channel, pass on this amazon clothing truckload.

The rules after checkout

Everything is sold as-is, except that if 30 percent or more of a gaylord arrives wet, crushed or unusable, we refund the damaged share; on a mixed, unmanifested load like this, items that don’t work don’t count as damage. Mark damage on the driver’s receipt and email pictures with the delivery receipt to [email protected] within 48 hours; freight isn’t refunded. The FAQ has the rest. Any lot can also be returned within 7 days of delivery or pickup for a 10 percent restocking fee: unopened for any reason, with you paying the return freight, or opened if it isn’t what you ordered, with us paying the return freight.

At $10,950 it sits between our 24 and 48-pallet Amazon GM truckloads at $6,500 and $12,500, which carry hard goods; all three are in Amazon return pallets, alongside more amazon clothing pallets when we have them.