Hoodies & Sweatshirts Wholesale Lots: Where to Buy in 2026
Last updated: September 2026
Bottom line: Closo Wholesale carries 329 live hoodies & sweatshirts lots priced $26 to $8,250, sourced from vetted U.S. liquidators shipping out of California and New Jersey. See the live shelf: Hoodies & Sweatshirts lots for resale.
Buyers asking where to buy hoodies & sweatshirts wholesale are dealing with one of the deeper apparel categories on the platform — 329 live lots means real selection, not a handful of options to choose between.
Every lot comes from a named supplier with a ship-from state on record, which is the baseline check that separates a marketplace like this from an anonymous auction listing.
Per-unit pricing runs $2.20 to $37.40 across the shelf, a spread wide enough to cover both bulk basic hoodies at the low end and branded or premium sweatshirt lots near the top.
North Pines Inc., Chase (USA) International and Hanton International are the three suppliers currently carrying the most listings, and most of the category's lots carry at least partial item detail — only 48 of the 329 live lots are sold as plain assortments with no item list at all.
What the price spread tells you
A $37.40 per-unit lot and a $2.20 per-unit lot are not the same product category even though both are labeled hoodies or sweatshirts — one is likely licensed or brand-name inventory, the other bulk basics. Matching per-unit price to your own resale channel before browsing saves time versus filtering hundreds of lots by eye.
Three Verified Suppliers Lead the Hoodies & Sweatshirts Shelf
Bottom line: North Pines Inc., Chase (USA) International and Hanton International carry the largest share of the 329 live hoodies & sweatshirts lots on Closo Wholesale.
Buyers still deciding where to buy hoodies & sweatshirts wholesale can start with these three names, since they account for most of the current listings across the full $26 to $8,250 price range.
1. North Pines Inc.
North Pines Inc. lists hoodie and sweatshirt lots spanning the shelf's full per-unit range of $2.20 to $37.40, which makes them worth checking whether a buyer needs bulk basics for high-volume resale or a smaller, higher-value lot.
Most listings carry at least partial item detail rather than being plain photo-only assortments, though buyers should still confirm exact unit count and size breakdown before ordering, since a mixed-size lot behaves very differently from a single-size run for most resale channels.
2. Chase (USA) International
Chase (USA) International is the second major supplier on the shelf, and its lots also span the category's wide $26 to $8,250 price range — a spread that reflects lot size far more than per-unit quality, since per-unit pricing across the whole shelf stays inside the $2.20 to $37.40 band.
Before comparing two Chase (USA) International lots, always divide total price by stated unit count rather than comparing sticker prices directly; a $8,250 lot at a high unit count can carry a lower true per-unit cost than a $500 lot with far fewer pieces.
3. Hanton International
Hanton International rounds out the three suppliers currently carrying the bulk of hoodies and sweatshirts inventory. Lots ship from the same two-state pool as the rest of the category — California and New Jersey — so freight cost depends on the specific lot's ship-from state rather than on the supplier name alone.
A Midwest buyer comparing a California-origin lot against a New Jersey-origin lot from a different supplier should expect a real freight difference even when list prices land close together.
How to vet any of them before ordering
Start with the Closo supplier registry record for whichever of the three lists the lot in question — order history and any flagged disputes are visible there before money changes hands.
Second, check the manifest status on the specific listing: with only 48 of 329 lots sold as plain assortments, most give more than a photo to work from, but confirm size run and condition grade regardless.
Third, route payment through Closo Payment Protection rather than off-platform wire or direct payment, so escrow tied to delivery confirmation backs the order if a lot doesn't match its listing.
A lot near the top of the range, above $5,000, deserves the same registry and escrow diligence as any high-value wholesale purchase, and freight is worth quoting before the offer is finalized — a lot shipping from California to an East Coast buyer, or the reverse from New Jersey, can add real dollars to the landed cost of a bulk hoodie order, and that number should factor into the per-unit math before an offer is finalized rather than after the pallet ships.
Quick tangent — the live shelf on Closo Seller Hub shows what is actually listed and priced right now; worth a look before your next order.
Compare the Three Suppliers Before Picking One
Bottom line: North Pines Inc., Chase (USA) International and Hanton International all price within the shelf's $2.20 to $37.40 per-unit band, so lot size and ship-from state are the real differentiators.
Buyers still comparing where to buy hoodies & sweatshirts wholesale can use the table below to see how little separates the three suppliers on price alone.
| Criterion | North Pines Inc. | Chase (USA) International | Hanton International |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lot price range seen | Within shelf's $26–$8,250 span | Within shelf's $26–$8,250 span | Within shelf's $26–$8,250 span |
| Per-unit price | $2.20–$37.40 | $2.20–$37.40 | $2.20–$37.40 |
| Item-level detail | Partial, on most lots | Partial, on most lots | Partial, on most lots |
| Ships from | California or New Jersey | California or New Jersey | California or New Jersey |
💡 Closo Wholesale lists each lot with its unit count, ship-from state and, where the supplier provides one, the manifest — and every order is paid into escrow and released only after you accept delivery. Learn more →
Why the table looks so even
With 329 lots spread across three suppliers and a $2.20 to $37.40 per-unit band shared by all of them, the real distinction between listings is size and mix, not supplier identity.
A $26 lot and an $8,250 lot can both come from the same supplier — the gap is unit count and whether the lot is single-size or a mixed size run, both of which matter more for resale planning than which of the three names is on the listing.
Only 48 of the 329 live lots are plain assortments with no item list, so most listings from all three suppliers give buyers a starting point beyond just photos.
Freight is the one variable that genuinely separates otherwise identical lots. California and New Jersey sit on opposite coasts, so a buyer's own location changes the real cost of two lots that list at the same price. A California-origin lot from North Pines Inc.
will typically cost less to land for a West Coast reseller than a New Jersey-origin lot from Hanton International of similar size, even at the same sticker price and per-unit range. Pull the ship-from field on the specific lot under consideration and run a freight estimate before comparing final landed cost rather than relying on the supplier's general location.
Lot size is the other lever worth checking before price. A 50-unit lot at $30 per unit runs about $1,500, while a 3,000-unit lot at $2.20 per unit lands near $6,600 — both fall inside the shelf's stated $26 to $8,250 range, and either could technically come from any of the three suppliers.
A reseller running a single Poshmark closet needs a very different lot than one stocking a resale storefront across multiple marketplaces, so filtering by total unit count first, then checking size run and condition grade, gets to the right lot faster than comparing suppliers by name.
Start With the 329 Lots Already Live
Bottom line: with 329 hoodies & sweatshirts lots already live from $26 to $8,250, the fastest answer to where to buy hoodies & sweatshirts wholesale is to filter the live shelf on Closo Wholesale by per-unit price and ship-from state before contacting a supplier.
Because per-unit price spans $2.20 to $37.40, set a ceiling that matches your resale channel before browsing — a bulk basics reseller and a branded-goods reseller need very different lots even inside the same category.
Before placing a first order
Pull the registry record for whichever of North Pines Inc., Chase (USA) International or Hanton International lists the lot in question, confirm whether it ships from California or New Jersey against expected freight, and pay through Closo Payment Protection rather than off-platform.
With only 48 of 329 lots sold as plain assortments, checking size run and item detail on the listing is worth the extra few minutes.
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