Name Brand Clothing Liquidation Pallets

Description

We sell designer clothing wholesale lots at the best prices. In our mixed pallets and lots, you can find famous designer brands found in major department stores from the United States and the world. Buy pallets of high-end clothing, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Kenneth Cole, and the Banana Republic among others.

Bulk Designer Clothes Pallet Lots

At Orotex Liquidation we carefully blend these stocks to create a winning mix designed to help each company compete in their market.

• Minimum purchase of 1 pallet available
• Choose between Spring/Summer; Fall/Winter Pallets or Mixed Season.
• Most items must have original labels.
• Private Label Brands Mixed with Designer Brands.
• A variety of styles, prices, and brands is usually offered in all loads.

Shop Overstock Name Brand Apparel by the Truckload

We aim to offer an excellent blend of different styles, sizes, and colors to our clients in all of these Hight End Name Brand Designer Pallet Lots These lots are priced to sell fast, with the objective of having a high return on your investment on truckload purchases.

We guarantee a steady supply of our Brand Name designer garment lots is also ensured, with the best prices on the market for our customers when they buy in bulk by the container.

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What Items are on the Name Brand Pallets?

These designer liquidation big boxes are mixed by color, style, gender, and season.

Dresses

Tops

Tees

Jackets

Pants

Jeans

Activewear

Bottoms

And many more Styles…

Brands You’ll Find: 

These are some of common brands we typically have for sale

• Calvin Klein
• Anne Klein
• Lauren Ralph Lauren
• Tommy Hilfiger

• Michael Kors
• Lucky
• Banana Republic
  and Top Retailers Stores Brands.

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Our wholesale name-brand liquidation clothing is processed and shipped directly to your door from our Florida facility. Our bulk ladies’ brand name fashion pallets have shelf pulls only, no returns.

If you want to buy high-end designer clothing in bulk by the pallet, look no further. Orotex Liquidation has the best wholesale liquidation sales offers from private labels, suppliers, distributors, and the largest department stores in the United States.

Wholesale Clothing Distributor / Supplier

Orotex liquidation is the largest wholesale apparel liquidator in Florida. This allows us to supply merchandise by truckload or to small retailers by the pallet in different categories of women’s surplus clothing.

So where did these lots of apparel come from?

In the United States, leading retailers and manufacturers offer us these brand-name clothing pallets in different kinds of liquidations.

• Overstock
• Closeouts
• Surplus
• Out of Seasons

Because of our contractual agreements we have access to these merchandise loads lots all the time, enabling us to resell to our worldwide clients below wholesale.

Feel free to call our sales department to inquire about buying wholesale designer clothing lots off women’s and men’s designer bulk clothing, our online sales agents will be in touch with you.

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Check out our wide range of wholesale clothing pallets for women, men, and children.

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FAQ

Is the merchandise Manifested?

The manifest of apparel clearance pallets varies depending on the origin of the merchandise. When purchased from department stores, pallets may or may not be manifested. For those without a manifest, they are sorted and mixed by gender and season. On the contrary, some lots come pre-manifested and are sold as is.

Do You Cherry-Pick?

No, we do not practice selective picking. Unlike some liquidation warehouses that select items to sell in their retail stores, here we focus on providing mixed and well-stocked clothing liquidation lots or truckloads with brands, styles, and colors. This approach ensures that customers can get a high return on their investment by selling a wide range of items.

How is the Apparel Obtained?

Apparel truckloads are acquired through various methods:

1. Surplus (Overstock): These are new garments that stores need to clear out to make room for new inventory. They are sold at discount prices and are in excellent condition as they have never been worn.
2. Out of Season: These garments are often sold in outlets or digital private sales, and sometimes end up in stores in Latin America or Africa. Major retail chains typically have agreements with clearance companies to wholesale their surplus stock at the end of each season.
3. Customer Returns: These are garments returned by customers for various reasons. While usually usable, they might have minor stains or irregularities.

What Size is a Pallet?

A standard pallet of clothing is packed in a 40x40x48 Gaylord box, which measures 40 inches wide, 40 inches long and 48 inches high. The amount of clothing that fits on a pallet depends on the type of clothing, category, season, and how it is folded.

How Many Pieces of garments are in a Pallet?

For spring and summer clothing, a standard 40x40x48 Gaylord Box pallet can hold approximately 1,500 pieces of children’s clothing, 1,200 pieces of women’s clothing and 1,000 pieces of men’s clothing. These figures decrease for fall and winter clothing due to their bulkier nature. These quantities are approximate, and actual quantities may vary depending on the specific characteristics of the items and packing methods.

How Many Pallets Fit on a Truckload?

The number of pallets that fit in a truckload depends on the size of the truck or shipping container. A standard 40-foot container will typically hold up to 40 pallets of apparel using a double stacking method. A smaller 20-foot container will hold about 20 pallets double-stacked. These are general estimates, and the actual number may vary depending on container specifications and packing techniques.