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Resale view — median sold price, last 12 months. New vs new, used vs used.
2.4× resale / cost100+ sold recently
⚖ ~54 pieces, estimated from 50 lb
2.7× resale / cost100+ sold recently
⚖ ~94 pieces, estimated from 100 lb
No resale estimate for this lotWe only show resale figures we can stand behind
No resale estimate for this lotWe only show resale figures we can stand behind
No resale estimate for this lotWe only show resale figures we can stand behind
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About wholesale brand-name clothing on Closo
Prices start at $49 and reach $63,740 for the biggest loads. The stock comes from 10 vetted U.S. suppliers. 29 of them are pallets or truckloads; the other 60 ship as case packs or boxes.
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On each lot page you see what is inside, how many pieces, what it retailed for and what the pieces resell for today. Brand-name and designer clothing lots — graded mixes where the label is the product: Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and Nike branded mixes, designer apparel case lots, and department-store branded assortments sorted by size or by label. What you are buying on this shelf is recognition: a branded piece photographs itself, searches itself and sells at a multiple of an unbranded equivalent, which is why these lots are priced above plain apparel mixes of the same weight. The listing states how the mix was graded — by label, by size, or vintage-and-modern together — and whether the pieces are new with tags or resale-grade, so the premium you pay is for a mix you can read, not a rumor.
Brand-Name Clothing lots — questions buyers ask
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
Which brands actually show up in these lots?
Mall and department-store labels above all — Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Carhartt and their peers — with designer pieces in the lots that say designer. The listing names the labels it grades by.
Are the pieces authenticated?
Suppliers grade by label but do not run formal authentication on volume mixes. Buy branded mixes for resale channels that accept label-grade goods, and authenticate individually anything you list as luxury.
Why do branded mixes cost more per piece?
Because the label carries the resale price: a recognizable brand sells faster and higher on Poshmark and eBay, and the comps beside each lot show the spread that premium is buying.
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