Wholesale Men's Sport Lots & Pallets
Men's sport and performance lots: training tops, shorts, joggers, compression gear and team apparel from sporting-goods and department-store returns and overstock. Fast movers with broad size ranges and mostly new condition. Manifests show style and colour counts; look for lots with matching sets.
Typical brands may include: Nike, Adidas, Under Armour, Puma, Champion, New Balance, Reebok.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a resale certificate to buy?
Most lots need one: sellers sell for resale without sales tax and need your certificate for the state the lot goes to. Upload it once in your account, and ZipToSale shares it with the seller when you order. Lots that don't require a certificate say so on the listing, and the seller may add sales tax to the invoice.
What does the manifest tell me?
A manifested lot lists every item, with UPC, brand, style, description, quantity, color, size and retail price, so you can price the lot before you buy. An unmanifested lot is described with estimated totals instead.
How buying works on ZipToSale
Every lot on ZipToSale is listed by an approved business seller. You buy the whole lot, as listed, directly from that seller.
- Create a free account. Browsing is open to everyone. Buying needs a ZipToSale account.
- Add your resale certificate. Most sellers sell tax-exempt for resale and ask for a certificate for the state the lot ships to (or the seller's state, if you collect it). Upload it once and it is shared with the seller when you order. A few lots don't require one; the listing says so.
- Buy Now or make an offer. Buy Now orders the lot at the listed price. If the seller accepts offers, you can offer a lower price per lot; the seller can accept, decline or counter.
- Pay the seller. The seller sends an invoice, and you pay them by one of the payment methods on the listing.
- Ship or collect. The seller ships the lot, or, where the listing offers pickup, you collect it from their warehouse.
Condition glossary
- Customer returns
- Items a shopper bought and returned to the store. Condition varies from unopened to used or missing parts; the manifest or listing describes the mix.
- Shelf pulls
- Items taken off store shelves unsold, often for a reset or because packaging is shopworn. Usually new; the packaging may be marked or damaged.
- Overstock
- New, unsold stock that a retailer or brand has too much of. Typically new in original packaging.
- Salvage
- Items that are damaged, untested or not working, sold for parts or repair. Expect defects.
- New with tags (NWT)
- Unworn, with the original retail tags attached.
- Like new
- Returned or opened, with no visible wear. Tags or packaging may be missing.