Second-hand and stock clothing in bulk: find a supplier at a good price
Second-hand or stock: they are different goods
Second-hand clothing is used clothing sorted by quality, season and type. Stock is new items with tags: leftover collections or shop batches. The price per kilo and the risks differ, so say in your request exactly which you are looking for.
Another question is format. Second-hand is usually sold in sacks or bales of a set weight, while stock is often counted by the piece or by the weight of a mix.
What to put in your request
- Second-hand or stock — used, or new with tags.
- Assortment — summer, winter, kids', men's, women's mix, shoes, bags or specific items.
- Grade — extra, cream, first, second or unsorted.
- Volume — in kilograms, sacks or pieces.
- Country of origin — England, Germany, Canada, Italy, Poland.
- Packing — sacks or bales of 25 kg, by weight or by the piece, sorted or not.
- Delivery — by a transport company or pick-up from the warehouse.
- City and price per kg or a total budget.
Example: “I need second-hand summer mix, grade “extra”, from England, 200 kg in 25 kg sacks. Delivery by transport company to Jaipur. I am ready to pay up to ₹250 per kg.”
Grade and country: what you are paying for
Grades “extra” and “cream” mean selected items in the best condition; lower grades are cheaper but have more defects. The country of origin also matters: different markets have different style, quality and seasonality. But the country guarantees nothing, so look at the actual batch.
Ask for photos and video of a sack being opened from the same batch you will be sold, not from a showcase. If you are buying to resell, check that there are items in the sizes and styles you need.
Seasons and logistics
Summer mix is bought in spring and winter mix at the end of summer, and in season demand rises, and prices with it. So buying a little ahead is cheaper. Also think about where you will store the sacks: damp and humidity ruin clothes, and a 25–45 kg bale needs unloading and space.
How to compare offers
- Price per kilo for the same grade and mix.
- The real weight of the sack: ask whether it is confirmed at dispatch.
- Delivery cost to your city and the minimum batch.
- Whether you can take a trial batch before a large order.
- Reviews of the supplier.
How it works on BlaBlaPrice
One request is enough, and suppliers send offers in the chat themselves: price per kilo, grade, supply terms, photos. They see where their offer stands and improve their terms. The site shows the best offer by content first, seller reviews appear alongside, and your contacts stay hidden. More details are on the “How it works” page.
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