Liquidation apparel pallets across every platform
Apparel lots are usually high piece-count and low per-piece cost — mixed brand returns, seasonal overstock, and shelf-pulls by the case or pallet. BlueLots and Via Trading carry a lot of the apparel volume; department-store returns show up across the auction platforms. Manifests list the size and brand mix, which is what determines sell-through; condition is typically new-with-tag or shelf-pull rather than worn.
That count includes single-item listings. Of it, 239 are multi-unit lots — what the signed-in feed shows before you switch single items back on.
$/u = the lot's total cost divided by the unit count the source publishes.
Click any lot for photos, the current bid, and price per unit. Every account gets 1 saved search that emails you when a matching apparel lot appears in a rescan; a paid plan adds the seller manifest and the direct bid link.
What drives the cost-per-unit on apparel lots
Apparel per-unit is low but piece counts are high, so the manifest mix (sizes, brands, season) drives whether the math works, not the headline bid. BStalker shows the per-unit cost where units are listed; it does not grade the brand mix for you.
Apparel lots by platform
See apparel on a single platform, or track a apparel cost-per-unit trend →
