Wholesale Clothing Liquidation Pallets

What Kind of Clothing I Can Find in These Pallets?

All the apparel is sold in the United States at the Mayor’s Department Store.

Bulk Mixed Women Apparel

In the mixed lots of women’s clothing, you can find clothes of all seasons, from formal to dress clothes, and other categories like,

Plus Size Apparel

These palettes feature elegant dresses, denim, sportswear, casual wear, and many more.

Bulk Swimwear Pallet Mix

These mixed pallets of swimwear include a wide variety of styles and colors for the whole family, including men, women, and children. Most of the time, this merchandise lot comes from U.S. department stores. Other times, it is Name-Brand Deals that we purchase directly from the manufacturer.

Accessories

Our pallets of accessories include stockings, socks, briefs, and all types of underwear for men, women, and children.

Men Clothing

The pallets of men’s mixed clothing include the following categories:

Spring-Summer Apparel

Our spring-summer apparel includes T-shirts, Polo shirts, Tank tops, and Shorts. Visit us today and see for yourself.

Fall-Winter Apparel

In these category pallets, you will find Sweaters, jackets, Jeans, Long coats, Cardigans, and Fleece jackets, among other things.

Undergarments

Our underwear pallets, including briefs, boxers, booty shorts, and panties, are perfectly mixed to maximize your money’s worth.

It all depends on the store or deal with which the merchandise was purchased. Many times when we buy this merchandise from department stores they don’t have a manifest, other times they do. For the clothing closeout pallet lots that do not have a manifest, we do not manifest these lots; we categorize and mix them by Gender and Season. On the other hand, we often acquire manifested lots, and we offer them as is.

We do not cherry-pick as we do not have retail stores where we sell the merchandise, like some liquidator warehouses that cherry-pick the items to sell in their retail stores. It is important to us that Our Mixed clothing liquidation skids or truckloads are nicely assorted with name brands, styles, and colors so that our customers can profit from their investment while selling more merchandise.

Apparel is acquired in a variety of ways, including the following:

Surplus (Overstock)

When stores must prepare for new inventory, they must eliminate old garments to make room. Off-the-rack clothes are offered at discount prices, which allows customers to get them at a low cost. Since these garments are new and have never been worn, they are in brilliant condition.

Out Of Season

The first option is the ‘outlet’, which can be found in physical stores or digital private sales, although sometimes it ends up in stores in Latin America or Africa.

Almost all major retail chains have agreements with clearance companies to wholesale surplus stock lots at the end of each season.

Customer Returns

These are garments that customers have previously sent back due to various reasons. The store does not exchange them and does not need them to take up any space in the warehouse, so they are sold. Customer returns are usually usable, although they may have some small stains or irregularities.

The physical dimensions of our standard clothes pallets, using a 40x40x48 Gaylord Box Pallet, are 40 inches in width, 40 inches in length, and 48 inches in height. This size represents the physical space the pallet occupies. However, the amount of clothing that can be accommodated on the pallet varies based on the type of clothes, how they’re folded, and the packing method used.

Typically, we can fit approximately 1500 pieces of children’s clothing, 1500 pieces of women’s, and 1000 pieces of men’s onto a standard 40x40x48 Gaylord Box Pallet for spring and summer clothing. However, these numbers for fall and winter can decrease due to their typically bulkier nature. It’s important to remember that these quantities are approximations, and actual amounts can vary slightly based on the specifics of the items and packing methods. For the most accurate estimates, it’s always best to reach out directly for detailed information on a specific shipment.