Mixed Apparel lots under $5,000 — questions buyers ask
Today the site lists 307 assorted apparel loads. All 307 are assortment loads, meaning a described mix rather than a unit-by-unit list. You are buying from Topper Liquidators, Pacas y Paletas USA Inc and Wholesale Ninjas. Freight originates in California, Delaware and Wisconsin. The page is capped at $5,000, so nothing above that shows. Each piece works out at $2 to $18, depending on the load. That bottom price of $17 makes a trial order realistic for a small shop. A small first order is a low-cost way to see how a seller packs. The inspection clock starts on delivery, so plan to open the load the week it lands. Buyers stocking a bin store usually work from the unit figure rather than the ticket. Nothing is cheaper than $17 and nothing is dearer than $3,146. Freight is priced against the ZIP you give, and shows on the lot page first, then again at checkout. As for what happens after you pay, five business days follow for inspection, any dispute is filed against the specific line, and the amount is parked in escrow.
