Wholesale Apparel Pallets for Sale

Buy Wholesale Apparel Pallets for Sale

This is our broadest fashion category. It covers activewear (Gymshark, Lululemon, Alo Yoga, Adidas women’s), fashion and department-store lots (Nordstrom, Shein, Halara, Costco), denim (branded jeans), outerwear (winter jackets, Carhartt), sports apparel (basketball jerseys) and kidswear (baby clothes, kids clothing). Footwear lots include Nike, Air Jordan, UGG, Crocs, Zappos and Alexander McQueen pallets. You will also find branded watches here as a fashion accessory lot.

Wholesale Apparel Pallets

Apparel wholesale works best when the brand matches the buyer. A single-brand pallet gives you consistent inventory that customers search for by name, while a department-store or warehouse-club lot gives you range across categories. Buying by the pallet means one purchase price for the whole lot, which brings the cost per garment well below single-item retail.

• Retail stock: fill boutique racks, consignment shelves or discount store floors.
• eCommerce inventory: branded activewear and footwear photograph well and are searched by brand and size online.
• Multiple product lines: combine an apparel lot with a footwear lot to widen your catalog.
• Business inventory: pallets are sized for small businesses that want to restock without a full truckload.

Lots are liquidation merchandise (returns, overstock, shelf pulls and closeouts) and are sold as-is.

Types of Apparel Pallets

Activewear and Athleisure Pallets

Brand-led activewear lots: Gymshark clothing pallets, Lululemon clothing pallets, Alo Yoga apparel and Adidas women’s clothing.

Department Store and Warehouse Club Apparel

Mixed lots from larger retailers, including Nordstrom liquidation apparel and Costco liquidation pallets.

Fast-Fashion Apparel

Trend-driven lots such as Shein clothing pallets and Halara clothing pallets. For higher-count mixed lots, see our clothing pallets category.

Denim, Workwear and Outerwear

Branded jeans pallets, Carhartt workwear and winter jacket pallets for cold-weather and work markets.

Sports Apparel

Basketball jersey pallets for fan-gear sellers and sports retailers.

Baby and Kids Apparel

Baby clothes and kids clothing pallets. More lots are in children’s clothing.

Branded Footwear Pallets

Nike shoe pallets, Air Jordan shoe pallets, UGG liquidation pallets, Crocs pallets, Zappos shoe pallets, Alexander McQueen shoes and mixed shoe pallets. See also our shoe pallets and women’s shoe pallets.

Why Buy Apparel in Bulk?

• Brand recognition: named brands are easier to list and price because buyers already know them.
• Lower unit cost compared with buying individual items.
• Catalog depth: multiple sizes and colors of similar items let you build a fuller storefront.
• Seasonal planning: outerwear, UGG and boots for winter; activewear and Crocs year-round.
• One shipment instead of many small orders.

Who Buys Wholesale Apparel?

1. Boutiques add branded pieces to curated racks.
2. Online stores and marketplace sellers list on eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop and Amazon.
3. Sneaker and streetwear resellers focus on Nike, Jordan and designer footwear lots.
4. Discount and off-price retailers use department-store lots for floor inventory.
5. Flea market sellers sell basics, jerseys and kidswear by the piece.
6. Exporters buy volume apparel and footwear for international markets.

How to Buy Apparel Pallets Wholesale

1. Browse the apparel listings above and shortlist brands that fit your buyers.
2. Open each product page to review the brand, source and price.
3. Check what the listing says about piece count and condition; liquidation lots are sold as-is.
4. Compare lots by brand value and estimated cost per piece.
5. Review the shipping policy: pallets ship by LTL freight across the continental U.S.
6. Check out online or contact us for multi-pallet orders.

What to Consider Before Buying Apparel Pallets

• Condition mix: returns can include tried-on, worn or damaged items.
• Size distribution: sizes are not selected, so expect a natural mix.
• Authenticity checks: verify branded items before listing them on marketplaces that require it.
• Footwear pairs and boxes: shoe lots may include missing boxes or mismatched pairs.
• Seasonality: buy outerwear ahead of cold weather.
• Freight: arrange a dock, forklift or liftgate delivery.
• Policy: all sales are final; see returns and claims.

Wholesale Apparel for Resellers

Apparel resellers typically sort a lot into three groups: premium brand items for single listings, everyday pieces for bundles or live selling, and items needing repair or cleaning. Activewear and sneakers tend to be listed individually with size and model in the title; jerseys and kidswear work well in bundles. Physical stores can use a branded lot as a feature table, while wholesalers can split a pallet into smaller boxes for other sellers.

How to Choose the Right Apparel Pallet

• Brand: choose brands your customers already ask for.
• Category: apparel, footwear or mixed; footwear needs more space per unit.
• Gender and age mix: women’s, men’s, kids or baby.
• Season: match outerwear and boots to the selling calendar.
• Price per piece: divide the lot price by the estimated count where given.
• Sales channel: premium brands suit online listings; mixed basics suit stores and markets.

FAQs About Wholesale Apparel

What is a wholesale apparel pallet?

It is a bulk lot of clothing or footwear, often from a single brand or retailer, sold as one unit to businesses and resellers.

Which brands are available?

Current listings include Gymshark, Lululemon, Alo Yoga, Adidas, Carhartt, Nordstrom, Shein, Halara, Costco, Nike, Air Jordan, UGG, Crocs, Zappos and Alexander McQueen. Availability changes as lots sell.

Are the items new?

Lots are liquidation merchandise and may include new, returned, used or damaged items. They are sold as-is.

How much does an apparel pallet cost?

Prices are shown on each listing and vary by brand and lot size, from smaller footwear lots to premium branded pallets.

Can I pick sizes?

No. Pallets are sold as packed, with mixed sizes.

Can I resell the apparel?

Yes. These lots are intended for resale through stores, online marketplaces and markets.

What is the difference between Apparel and Clothing Pallets?

Apparel focuses on brand-specific clothing and footwear lots; clothing pallets focuses on high-count mixed lots from Target, Amazon, Shein and Zara.

How are apparel pallets shipped?

By LTL freight within the continental U.S., typically 3–7 business days after a 1–3 business day processing window.

Can I return an apparel lot?

All sales are final. Claims for non-delivery, wrong lot or freight damage must be made within 48 hours of delivery.

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