98 Live Case Packs Price Kevin & Coco at $275 to $398 Each
Last updated: September 2026
Kevin & coco wholesale buyers see 98 live case packs on Closo Wholesale, priced $275 to $398 each, with per-unit costs spanning $1.13 to $46.20 depending on the SKU, shipping from Florida. See the live shelf: Kevin & Coco case packs for sale.
That $1.13-to-$46.20 per-unit spread is unusually wide for a single brand, and it comes down to product mix rather than pricing inconsistency: a case pack loaded with small accessories or sample-size items can land near the $1.13 floor, while a case pack of a single higher-ticket SKU — a full-size palette or a bundled set — can land closer to $46.20 a unit even though the case price itself sits in the same $275-to-$398 band.
Wholesale Makeup is the named supplier currently anchoring the shelf, and all 98 case packs ship from Florida.
Why the case price alone does not tell the story
Two case packs both priced at $350 can differ enormously in value depending on unit count and SKU mix — one might hold 300 small units at just over a dollar each, the other 8 to 10 premium units near $40 each. Checking the per-unit figure against the SKU description is the only way to compare two listings fairly.
A $350 Kevin & Coco Case Pack Lands Near $1.61 a Unit on a High-Count SKU
A $350 case pack holding roughly 250 small-accessory units from Wholesale Makeup prices out at $1.40 a unit before freight — near the shelf's $1.13 floor. y 250 small-accessory units from Wholesale Makeup prices out at $1.40 a unit before freight — near the shelf's $1.13 floor.
| Cost component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Case pack price (~250 small-item units) | $350 |
| Per-unit case cost | $1.40 |
| Estimated freight, Florida origin, small parcel (rule of thumb) | $50 |
| Per-unit freight add | $0.20 |
| Landed cost per unit | $1.60 |
| Suggested resale, 2.5x–3x landed cost (rule of thumb, not a Closo figure) | $4.00 – $4.80 |
| Total landed cost, full case | $400 |
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The same case price buys a very different unit count on a premium SKU
A kevin & coco wholesale buyer sourcing the high-per-unit end of the shelf sees a different shape entirely. A $398 case pack of a bundled, higher-ticket SKU — closer to the $46.20 per-unit ceiling — might hold as few as 8 to 10 units.
That same $50 freight estimate now adds $5 to $6.25 a unit instead of 20 cents, but the per-unit landed cost still sits well under the $46.20 ceiling because freight scales with weight, not with item value.
The two ends of the shelf suit different buyers: high-count, low-unit-price cases suit a reseller building volume listings fast, while low-count, high-unit-price cases suit a buyer targeting fewer, higher-margin listings.
Case pack pricing on this shelf does not vary much — $275 to $398 is a tight band — so the real decision is which SKU mix matches the buyer's sales channel, not which case is cheapest.
A buyer selling on a marketplace with per-listing fees benefits more from fewer, higher-value units; a buyer running a high-volume storefront benefits more from a high unit count even at a thinner per-unit margin.
None of the 48 sampled case packs on this shelf carry a full manifest, so the unit counts used above are estimates based on SKU category, not a guaranteed piece count.
A buyer should treat the $1.13-to-$46.20 per-unit range as a planning band, confirm the approximate unit count with the supplier before ordering, and recompute true landed cost once the case arrives and is counted.
That single step is what separates a $1.60-a-unit case that actually returns 2.5x from one that quietly runs closer to break-even because the real count came in 20% under the estimate.
Quick tangent — the live shelf on Closo Demand Insights shows what is actually listed and priced right now; worth a look before your next order.
An Undated Expiry Costs More Than a Miscounted SKU
Bottom line: on a Kevin & Coco case pack, unchecked expiration dating typically costs more margin than a SKU-count miscalculation, since cosmetics past their shelf life cannot legally be resold on most marketplaces at any price. Operators researching kevin & coco wholesale sourcing tend to focus on the $275-to-$398 case price and the per-unit spread, and treat expiration and authenticity as a secondary check — for beauty products specifically, that ordering is backwards.
Expiration dating is the leak specific to cosmetics case packs
Most cosmetics carry a period-after-opening symbol and a batch code rather than a printed expiration date, and liquidation stock is, by definition, further along that clock than retail shelf stock.
A rule of thumb in the beauty resale trade: budget for 10% to 20% of units on an undated liquidation case to be close enough to end-of-life that they need to be sold fast or written off, rather than held for months.
A $350 case with 250 units at that rate is 25 to 50 units that need immediate turnover, not a slow list-and-wait approach.
Authenticity documentation is the second leak, and it is specific to beauty and cosmetics categories more than most liquidation goods.
Major marketplaces increasingly require proof of authenticity or a supply chain document before allowing a beauty listing to go live, and a buyer who has not confirmed that Wholesale Makeup or any Kevin & Coco supplier can provide that paperwork risks having inventory that cannot be listed at all — a 100% loss on units that otherwise looked like a $1.60-a-unit bargain.
Packaging damage rounds out the list. Bottles, palettes and pump-top containers travel worse than boxed dry goods, and a case pack that looks fine on a photo can arrive with 5% to 15% of units leaking, cracked or missing a component.
That loss rate is separate from — and additive to — the expiration risk above, so a buyer pricing a case pack should stack both estimates rather than treating them as alternatives.
The practical fix is a five-minute check before paying, not a return policy after the fact. Ask the supplier directly whether batch codes or expiration windows are available for the case, request confirmation of any authenticity documentation the marketplace of choice requires, and ask about the return-and-refund policy on damaged units specifically, separate from the general lot condition.
A kevin & coco wholesale buyer who skips this step is effectively self-insuring against a 15% to 35% loss rate with no data to size that risk against the case price actually paid.
7 Checks Before Buying Off the 98-Case Kevin & Coco Shelf
Before placing a kevin & coco wholesale order, run the case pack through these checks — most take a few minutes and matter more than which of the 98 live cases has the lowest sticker price.
Before you commit to a case
- Confirm per-unit price against SKU mix: a $350 case of small accessories at $1.40 a unit is a different purchase than a $398 case of premium sets near $46 a unit, even though both fall in the same case-price band.
- Ask Wholesale Makeup, or whichever supplier is listing the case, for batch codes or an expiration window before paying.
- Confirm whether authenticity documentation is available for the marketplace you plan to list on, since many now require it for beauty categories specifically.
- Ask about the damage and leak policy on cosmetics packaging, separate from general lot condition, given bottles and palettes travel worse than boxed goods.
- Get a real freight quote from the Florida origin for the case's actual weight rather than a platform estimate.
- Budget 15% to 35% of units as expiration-, authenticity- or damage-related loss, and price the case as if that share does not sell at full value.
- Cap a first order at one case pack near $275 to $350 until true unit count and loss rate are known from one completed cycle.
Pick a Case by SKU Mix, Not by Which of the 98 Is Cheapest
The next step on a kevin & coco wholesale search is pulling up the live shelf on Closo Wholesale and checking the SKU mix and per-unit price on a specific case, not just the $275-to-$398 price tag. With 98 case packs currently live from Wholesale Makeup and per-unit costs ranging $1.13 to $46.20, the case that fits a given buyer depends on their sales channel — high-count, low-unit-price cases for volume listings, low-count, high-unit-price cases for fewer, higher-margin listings.
Before placing the order
Confirm expiration dating, authenticity documentation and the damage policy first, then compare per-unit price across two or three listings rather than defaulting to whichever case is closest to the $275 floor. A first order kept at a single case pack is enough to establish true landed cost before scaling into a repeat purchase from the same supplier.
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