843 live women's shoes 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 $55 or go up to $4,399 on a single women's shoes order. Behind the grid are 9 vetted U.S. suppliers, not a single reseller flipping one pallet. 22 come on a pallet or a trailer, while 821 fit in a box a courier carries.
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. Wholesale women's shoes by the case and the pallet — canvas lace-ups, mary janes, ballet flats, sandals, wedges, rain and winter boots, sold in assorted size runs (5-10 and 6-11 are the usual cartons). Units are pairs, and the size run is the buying decision: an assorted carton spreads the risk across the curve, while a single-size case suits a seller who already knows where her demand sits. Most of this shelf is new closeout stock from footwear importers rather than customer returns, so condition questions matter less than on returns pallets — the price per pair against the declared retail is the whole arithmetic, and both numbers are on every listing before you commit.
What buyers ask before they take a lot from this shelf.
A carton usually carries a fixed assortment across the run, 5-10 or 6-11, and the listing prints the ratio when the supplier declared it. Single-size cases exist and say so in the title.
Mostly new overstock and closeout lines from importers, boxed in their cartons. When a lot is customer returns or shelf pulls, the listing's condition line says so instead of leaving it implied.
Seasonal staples — sandals and canvas into summer, boots into autumn — plus everyday flats that sell year-round. The resale comps beside each lot show what the style actually fetches per pair.
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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