1,053 live t-shirts lots on the shelf today, each with its manifest notes, a freight quote to your ZIP and live resale comps. Updated .
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Lot prices span $4 to $2,288, so the shelf fits a first order and a truckload alike. Behind the grid are 24 vetted U.S. suppliers, not a single reseller flipping one pallet. 4 of them are pallets or truckloads; the other 1,049 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. T-shirts and tees by the case pack, the box and the pallet, drawn from every apparel shelf at once — men's, women's, kids', the tops shelf and the mixed-apparel pallets. Two trades buy here and the lots split the same way: blanks bought by the hundred for screen print and embroidery, where the cost per piece and the cotton weight decide everything, and branded or graphic tees bought to resell as they are. Listings state the piece count, the size run where the supplier declared one, and whether the goods are blank, licensed or branded. Ring-spun and combed cotton carry a higher resale than open-end basics, and the listing says which when the supplier knows.
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
Both, and the title says which. Blanks are bought for decoration and priced per piece; branded and licensed tees resell as-is and carry Closo's resale comps beside the asking price, so the spread is visible before you commit.
Usually a fixed ratio across S-2XL, weighted to the middle. The lot page prints the run when the supplier declared it; a lot heavy on the ends of the run is worth less than its piece count suggests, which is why the ratio is worth asking for.
It decides which channel the shirts suit. Lighter fashion-weight tees suit resale and retail; heavier 6 oz and ring-spun blanks are what decorators ask for. The blend and the weight are on the listing whenever the supplier stated them.
What resellers pay, where the lots come from and how the resale side moves — written from Closo's own numbers.

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