Manifested and assortment lots with Polo Ralph Lauren on the manifest or in the listing — mixed apparel from vetted U.S. liquidators — $62 to $11,616 a lot, freight quoted to your ZIP.
Polo Ralph Lauren mixed apparel lots — questions buyers ask
Mixed apparel lots under the Polo Ralph Lauren name are live here, three of them, from $545 up to $1,815. Each piece costs $18 regardless of which lot you take. DNC Wholesale is the listed supplier, shipping from FL. The three are assortments, so there is no manifest and no published size run, and you sort and grade after the goods land. A mixed lot is at its best when you have more than one outlet, because the pieces that do not suit your main channel can go somewhere else instead of sitting. Budget the $18 unit against a realistic average sell price, not against the best piece you hope to find. Buyer protection applies the same way on all three: escrow holds the payment, five business days from delivery are set aside for inspection, and disputes are raised line by line. Freight to your own ZIP is quoted on the lot page and confirmed again at checkout, so nothing about the delivered cost is a surprise.
Live mixed apparel lots on Closo run from $62 to $11,616 all-in; per unit that is $9.34 to $24.47 depending on brand mix and condition.
Which suppliers list mixed apparel lots?
Multimarcas International Inc, Thrift Vintage Fashion, Pacas y Paletas USA Inc carry most of them today — every supplier on Closo is verified and paid through escrow.
Where do they ship from?
Florida, California carry most mixed apparel lots today; freight is quoted for your ZIP on every lot page.
Manifested or assortment?
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.
