California buyers have three FILA lots to choose from, and unlike a lot of single-supplier pages this one draws on two: E-fashion wholesale and MBA Trading Group Inc. Prices run $508 to $2,184, and the unit cost moves with the lot, from $8 at the best rate up to $22. That gap is the interesting part, because it means the lots are not interchangeable and the cheaper rate is worth checking against what the photographs actually show. All three are assortments, so no manifest comes with them. Sportswear from a known label usually sells across several channels at once, which suits a seller running a bin store alongside online listings. Work out at which end of the $8 to $22 range your margin still holds before you pick. The freight number is calculated for your ZIP and appears on the lot page as well as at checkout. Your payment sits in escrow rather than going straight to the supplier, inspection runs five business days from delivery, and disputes are raised line by line.
Live fila lots on Closo run from $46 to $5,964 all-in; per unit that is $3.10 to $32.23 depending on brand mix and condition.
Which suppliers list fila lots?
Great Buy Products, Pacas y Paletas USA Inc, MBA Trading Group Inc. carry most of them today — every supplier on Closo is verified and paid through escrow.
Manifested or assortment?
Both. A manifested lot lists every line and quantity; an assortment shows representative lines. The badge on each card says which.
Can I inspect before I pay the supplier?
Yes. Your payment sits in escrow; you have five business days after delivery to inspect and raise a per-line claim before the supplier is paid.
What resale can I expect?
Every lot shows a resale range measured on real Closo sales for the same brands and categories — a range, not a promise.
From the Closo blog
FILA lots from California — guides from the Closo blog
What resellers pay, where the lots come from and how the resale side moves — written from Closo's own numbers.
