Shelf Pull Apparel = clothing that was originally on the retailers’ rack and did not sell for various reasons.  Most of the time the clothing has been through several “Retail Markdowns” and if it did not sell it gets placed into a large pallet and then sent to the liquidation department. This is where you, the end reseller, can purchase clothing at a fraction of the original wholesale price!

Are you looking for a way to make money by reselling clothing? Maybe you have decided to start selling on ebay as a way to earn some extra cash? Ebay is a great way to start a business on the side, but once you have sold all the extra clothing around your home, you must take the next step and start buying wholesale. Better yet, buy below wholesale in the world of liquidation merchandise!

All major department stores liquidate apparel that can no longer be sold; last seasons styles, end of season styles and clothing that has reached its retail aging plan for the store. Here is your chance to step in and buy apparel for pennies on the original wholesale dollar!

You can buy liquidation apparel in small lots of 50 to 100 pieces at a time from wholesalers like DollarDays.com where they distribute clothing from several major department stores.

If you have decided to start reselling NWT (New With Tags – acronym found on ebay) you need to know that each lot or pallet of clothing you are about to buy will be a big assortment of brands, styles and sizes! Advertised Shelf Pull clothing will arrive at your door with minimal damages. Most of the clothing you purchase in this category of liquidation merchandise will be damage free, but expect heavy wrinkling and possible small smudging from handling. Remember that this clothing spent time on the retailers shelf or rack meaning it may have been tried on a few times by shoppers.

I have noticed on several occasions that there are a few liquidation sellers who auction small lots of shelf pull apparel on Liquidation.com. You can search on this liquidation auction site by selecting the link, “View Sellers other auctions” and then scrolling down to view “Closed Auctions”. The closed auction view will give you an idea of how much each lot sold for historically. There have been several auctions which have closed at $1 per item!

Checkout the Auctions Closing Today at Liquidation.com