Wholesale Liquidation Merchandise

Wholesale Liquidated goods can come from various retailers in different ways. Regardless of the source, retailers always sell their liquidated stock at less than the MSRP because they need to get rid of it as soon as possible. These are some of the different ways in which merchandise comes from:

Closeouts

When a store closes or moves to another location, it usually sells all or most of its inventory. This is called a clearance sale. Closeout experts purchase this merchandise to sell to second-party resellers.

Overstock

Large department stores buy too many quantities of the same goods and don’t sell as they thought. Also, when the season changes, all of last season’s merchandise is classified as overstock. Regardless of the circumstances, retailers don’t want this overstock to take up space in their stores.

This way, that merchandise is sold to liquidators like us at a meager price. The Overstock merchandise from the store is usually new, meaning it will be in prime condition.

B-Stocks

This term refers to items that cannot be sold as “A-Stock” or brand new, usually because of minor issues. B-Stock items might have been display units, have minor cosmetic imperfections, or have been refurbished. They are typically tested to ensure they function correctly and might come with a limited warranty. B-Stock items are generally in better condition than customer returns, especially if the latter are sold “as-is.”

Customer Returns

When customers return products to a store, there are various reasons behind their decision. However, once an item is returned, it often cannot be resold as new merchandise because it is marked as secondhand. As a result, many large retailers find themselves with returned products that become stranded in their warehouses.

This situation poses a challenge for retailers as they typically focus on selling new items and struggle to find a solution for the returned products. These returned goods often accumulate, taking up valuable space and tying up financial resources.

To address this issue, retailers like Shein often turn to liquidators. These companies specialize in buying these returned and unsold products in bulk, offering a solution for retailers. By purchasing these lots, retailers can recoup some of their investment and free up valuable warehouse space for new inventory.

It all depends on the type of merchandize purchased. As you read before, many of these goods are new. So even when the goods are not new, we ensure they work correctly.

Below are the different types of conditions in which these merchandise come:

New, A Stock

Overstock, shelf pulls, or store closeouts are brand new and come in original packaging. This merchandise is always more expensive. One advantage that shares these brand new merchandise is that they often have their original labels and warranties.

Like New, B-Stock

They are products that have been opened and handled by consumers yet are in excellent shape, without any defects, irregularities, or signs of damage or wear. Products that are like new are usually customer returns or B-Stocks. Because most retailers will always have a returns policy establishing that the product must be returned within a short period after purchase, it is unlikely that the item will be in poor condition. In any case, customer returns are inspected to ensure they are in a condition to be used again before resold.

We have a wide variety of overstock products in different categories, so you will find them with us no matter what kind of products you are interested in reselling. Below are the other goods we offer for your store.

Apparel:

We carry Boxes of all clothing and categories at our warehouse in Miami. We usually have men’s, women’s, and children’s sizes available. Our Clothing is Sourced by Season, Gender, and style. We also have underwear and outerwear. No matter what type of clothing you want, we have it here.

Shoes:

Shoes are one of our company’s strongest surplus categories. They are available for sale in the spring, summer, and autumn-winter seasons, as well as by Gender: Men, Women, and Children. All of our shoes come from United States Big Box Retailers.

General Merchandise:

In this category, you will find different items like electronics, toys, medicine, laptops, decor items, and housewares. The General Merchandize boxes are a great way to make money. They Have a Huge selection of items from different department stores.

Bedding:

Our bedding category has a vast array of products, such as pillows, comforters, curtains, sheets, pillowcases, duvets, and more that sell really well at any flea market, Mercado, discount store, or small retail business.

Toys:

Toys can make you some good profit. Our wholesale closeout pallets have a huge variety of different toys and brands, including Disney, Marvel, Lego, Fisher-Price, and More.

Home Improvement:

Home improvement Wholesale is a great option if you have a hardware store or if you want to make some extra money selling from your garage or local flea market on the weekends. These bulk skids come from large home improvement department stores, which carry a huge variety of products for the house.

Cosmetics:

If you are in the beauty world and are thinking of selling makeup, these cosmetics are perfect for you. In them, you can find different types of beauty products such as mascara, lipstick, blush, and eyeliner as well as products such as those found in a nail supply store

Handbags:

Handbags are great for business, as they are in high demand. Our overstock boxes of handbags contain a wide variety of styles and brands. Kindly Contact us for more information.

Sporting Goods

This category primarily features liquidated merchandise from major sporting goods department stores in the United States of America.

Absolutely! We strongly encourage customers to visit our warehouse and see the merchandise. We believe in total transparency and want our customers to feel confident in their purchases. You can touch, feel, and even smell the merchandise to ensure it meets your expectations. Our team is always available to assist if you have any questions or need further information. We want to make your buying experience as satisfying as possible.

Yes, the majority of our business has been international since our beginning. Our sales staff is very knowledgeable on shipping requirements in different countries worldwide and we consider this expertise a bonus to doing business with us.

Orotex will not assume shipping or shipping charges for all stock product purchases. All pricing is Ex-Works. Our warehouse is located at (325 East 10th Court, Hialeah, FL 33010) the purchaser is responsible for paying all shipping costs. This includes trucking, special handling (residential delivery, liftgate, and call for appointment), duties, and clearing costs. 

You are responsible for picking up your surplus Inventory Purchase from our warehouse unless otherwise specified by an Orotex sales rep). 

At Orotex, we have built strong relationships with a wide network of carriers to offer you the most competitive shipping rates.

Email us: hello@orotexliquidation.com or call us at (305) 887-1486 for a shipping quote.

We accept Bank Wire Transfers for both local and international transactions as our primary mode of payment. This ensures secure and efficient transactions for our customers. Additionally, we accept credit card payments if you prefer to purchase in person at our warehouse. However, please note that credit card payments incur a bank fee of 3%. This range of payment options is designed to provide convenience and flexibility to our customers.

For over 25 years, we have been the most trusted Wholesale US-based liquidator company specializing in Ex-Department Store Clothing and Accessory lots for export worldwide, and all customers are welcome to visit our facilities to inspect what they are buying before purchasing.

That’s why we don’t have competition; no one wants to do the work or take the risk we take every day for our customers. If you compare us to clearance companies, you will see that most of them specialize in Ex-Department Store hard goods, such as furniture, tools, electronics, general merchandise, kitchenware, toys, etc., and not clothing.

In most cases, they act as truckload brokers offering department store clothing as-is and attractive pricing, and you get a lot of promises but a lousy deal. It’s a buyer-beware world.

Be watchful of your investment money and take the time to visit unknown vendors. When a company offers multiple shipping locations but doesn’t allow inspections to run away, it doesn’t own the inventory it provides. They’re looking to make a fast buck, leaving you anxiously broke.