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Grades & stock types
Two stock types, three grades, one rule: what is inside the lot is stated before you buy it.
Second-hand wholesaling has a reputation problem. The usual reason is that "mixed grade" can mean anything. So here is our grading in full — including the part that is uncomfortable.
A-grade: branded overstock
New goods. Unsold stock from previous seasons, production overruns, cancelled orders. Unworn, undamaged, with labels. An overstock lot contains only A-grade — no returns, no seconds.
This is the stock type to choose when your customers expect goods they can put on the rail without checking each piece.
A/B/C: customer returns
Goods that customers returned to the brand, checked and graded by us. A returns lot always contains all three grades — that is in the nature of the goods. The typical distribution:
| Grade | Condition | Share in a returns lot |
|---|---|---|
| A | Very good — like new, no visible defects | 20–25 % |
| B | Good — worn or minor issues, fully sellable | 50–60 % |
| C | Partly defective, sold as-is | 20–25 % |
The exact mix varies per lot and per brand. If the split matters to you, ask for it — we tell you what is in the specific lot you are looking at.
What you can rely on
Original labels
Always present. Hangtags (price tags) are present in the vast majority of pieces — on returns they can occasionally be missing.
Real brand goods
Genuine goods from European brands. No counterfeit, no own-label substitutes.
Sorted by brand
Lots are built by brand. Footwear and large accessories are sorted separately; women's and men's separated when the volume allows.
Suitable for resale
The goods are expressly intended and suitable for retail resale in your market.
Weighed, not estimated
The goods are weighed fresh before loading, and sold by the kilogram. That is why short weights do not happen here: you receive exactly the volume you ordered and paid for. We publish no "approximately" figures for quantities — the weight note at loading is the number.
Buying without surprises
If you want certainty before committing to a container, ask for photos or videos of the actual lot. We send them on request — by WhatsApp or email — so you can judge sorting and condition with your own eyes instead of trusting a grade label.
Next
Send us your categories, volume and region by email or using the contact form — we reply with the lots that are currently available, usually within one business day.
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