Clothing Pallets

Every clothing lot here ships LTL from our warehouse in Dalton, Georgia, to all 50 states, or you collect it from the dock by appointment. Clothing pallets are bulk lots of apparel out of retailer returns, shelf pulls and overstock, sold at a buy-now price or by auction by the pallet or the truckload to boutiques, online sellers, thrift stores and apparel resellers. Single-brand pallets hold one label; the truckloads hold whatever Amazon or Target pulled out of their clothing returns.

What a piece costs before freight

Brand and kids’ pallets run $450 to $1,299, which is $1.25 to $11.30 a piece before freight, and the three clothing truckloads run $10,950 to $23,950. Prices are FOB Dalton, GA. Freight is quoted at checkout for your state and the delivery service you pick: a liftgate adds $65, residential delivery with a liftgate $160, and standard LTL takes 3 to 7 business days.

New stock, shelf pulls and try-on returns

Brand new and overstock pieces were never sold. Shelf pulls came off the rack unsold and can carry clearance stickers or creased packaging. Customer returns were bought, tried on and sent back, so some have lost their tags and a few are worn. Every listing states its condition mix; the kids’ pallet is sold unmanifested, and most brand pallets mention a manifest.

Size runs, stains and missing tags

You don’t choose sizes on a clothing pallet, and a lot can come heavy in one size and thin in another. Returns bring stains, pulled threads, missing tags and the odd piece from a set without its partner. The truckloads are the most mixed of all, every department on one trailer. Everything is sold as-is, except a pallet that arrives 30 percent or more damaged, where we refund the damaged share. If you need full size runs for a store rack, a pallet is the wrong way to buy. 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.

Nike, Lululemon, SKIMS, Alo Yoga and SHEIN are the labels in stock, and the truckloads come from Amazon and Target. Those names describe the stock, not a partnership with any of them.