356 live plus-size clothing lots held by vetted U.S. suppliers — you see the manifest, the freight cost and the resale comps before you pay. Updated .
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You can start at $16 or go up to $10,329 on a single plus-size clothing order. Behind the grid are 16 vetted U.S. suppliers, not a single reseller flipping one pallet. 3 of them are pallets or truckloads; the other 353 ship as case packs or boxes.
On each lot page you see what is inside, how many pieces, what it retailed for and what the pieces resell for today. Plus-size clothing in wholesale quantities — extended-size dresses, tops, hoodies, swim and men's big sizes, mostly sold as pre-packs with the size curve printed in the listing (a 1X-2X-3X three-pack is the common shape). Extended sizes are chronically under-served at retail, so sell-through runs ahead of straight-size equivalents while sourcing stays harder — which is exactly why the shelf exists as its own address rather than a filter. The size curve is the number to read before anything else: a pack weighted to 1X moves differently from one weighted to 3X, and the listing states the split where the supplier declared it, along with the piece count and the declared retail value.
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
Women's 1X and up and men's 2XL-and-up big styles. The listing prints the exact run — many lots are fixed pre-packs like 1X-2X-3X, others state a single extended size per case.
Mostly fixed pre-packs from the manufacturer, which means the curve is intact and repeatable. Broken or assorted lots say so in the listing rather than implying a clean run.
Less shelf competition and steadier demand: extended sizes are under-stocked across retail, so a reseller with consistent plus-size supply keeps repeat buyers that straight-size sellers churn.
Eight new lots of the week in your categories, one resale number to price them against, and what sold. One email a week, no account, stop with one click.
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