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Describe the inventory you want to buy — we’ll source it and email you when a matching lot goes live.
- 1Describe it onceCategory, brand, and how much you buy.
- 2We go lookingAcross the liquidators who supply Closo Wholesale.
- 3You get one emailThe moment a matching lot goes live.
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About wholesale vintage clothing on Closo
Asking prices on this shelf run from $13 to $5,940 a lot. The lots come from 14 vetted U.S. suppliers, so the shelf refills from more than one warehouse. 17 of them are pallets or truckloads; the other 389 ship as case packs or boxes.
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Open any of them and you get the manifest mode, the unit count, the declared retail and live resale comps from Poshmark, eBay and Mercari. Vintage and retro apparel sold the way the trade actually buys it — by the bale, the bundle and the sorted case, graded by era and by condition rather than by size. Expect 1990s and Y2K streetwear, single-stitch tees, faded denim, college and band sweatshirts, workwear and the occasional pre-1980s piece. Credentialed vintage is a sorting business: the value sits in what the grader pulled out and what they left in, so every listing states the grade, whether the bale is hand-sorted or mixed, and the declared piece count. Lots come from rag houses, estate clearances and credential stock that never reached a retail floor.
Vintage Clothing lots — questions buyers ask
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
What does a graded vintage bale mean?
It means someone sorted before you. A-grade is wearable and photographable as-is, B-grade needs a wash or a small repair, and credential or unsorted stock is exactly as it arrived. The listing names the grade the supplier assigned.
How is vintage priced here?
By the bale or the piece, and the asking price sits beside Closo's resale comps for the same era and category, so the spread between what a bale costs and what its pieces fetch is visible rather than folklore.
Can I ask what decades are inside?
Yes — the lot page carries the supplier's own notes and a message thread. Era mix is the question worth asking before you buy, because it moves the resale value of a bale more than the piece count does.
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