570-Piece Mixed Merchandise Pallet: Clothing, Toys & General Merchandise for Resale

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This 570-piece mixed merchandise pallet is a single, ready-to-move lot of apparel, footwear, toys, and general household goods sourced straight from major U.S. retail supply chains. At $800 for the whole pallet, your cost basis lands near $1.40 per unit before shipping, and because A&E Pallet Sales covers nationwide freight, that $1.40 is close to your true landed cost. For resellers, that is inventory that pays for itself: buy far below wholesale, sell at or under retail, and keep the spread on every piece you move.

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What's Inside This 570-Piece Pallet

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This is a genuine mixed load, not a single-category pallet, so the value comes from breadth. A typical assortment on a lot like this spans:

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• Apparel & footwear, tops, bottoms, seasonal layers, accessories and shoes across men's, women's and kids' sizing.

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• Toys & baby, boxed toys, plush, activity sets and games that move quickly through the holiday and birthday cycle.

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• General merchandise, home, kitchen, health-and-beauty and everyday household items that fill out flea booths and bin-store shelves.

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Because it is sold by the lot, the exact mix and piece condition vary from pallet to pallet. Expect a working blend of shelf-pulls, overstock and customer returns rather than a uniform manifest, that variance is exactly why the price sits so far under retail. With 570 individual pieces on one pallet, the density of sellable units is high: even after you set aside a handful of damaged or unsellable items, you are left with hundreds of pieces to list, bundle or table at a show. Apparel and footwear in particular move fast through resale apps, consignment racks and market booths, where each garment can be priced individually rather than dumped as a bundle.

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The Economics: What 570 Pieces Are Worth by Channel

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Resellers of mixed general-merchandise pallets generally aim for $8–$25 per item when selling individually, and industry examples routinely show a 2–3x return on the pallet cost. Here is how the channels stack up for a load like this:

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• eBay, broad audience, roughly 13% final-value fees; clothing and general goods commonly clear at 40–60% margins after fees.

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• Poshmark & Mercari, strong for apparel; Poshmark takes 20% over $15 and Mercari about 10%, with resellers holding 50–65% gross margins on garments.

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• Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp, near-zero fees and fast local cash-out on toys, shoes and bundled clothing lots.

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• Flea markets, bin stores & booths, move volume at $3–$10 a piece, turning the pallet quickly without per-listing labor.

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Even a conservative model, recovering value on a share of the 570 pieces at $8–$15 each, puts total recoverable revenue well above the $800 buy-in, with the balance covering fees and time. Winter and outerwear pieces historically carry the fattest margins (60–70%), while basic tees and shorts run leaner at 30–40%, so a seasonal load can lift the whole pallet's return. The smartest operators mix channels: cherry-pick the highest-ticket toys and brand-name garments for individual online listings, then clear the long tail of general merchandise in bulk at a flea booth or bin store. That two-lane approach protects your margin on the winners while keeping cash flowing on the volume items, and it turns a single $800 pallet into weeks of steady inventory instead of a one-time flip.

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Condition & Sourcing

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Condition varies across the load and is reflected in the discounted price. Items originate from major U.S. retail channels as overstock, shelf-pulls and customer returns. This is genuine manufacturer merchandise sold as-described, by the lot, we do not grade every individual piece, and you should plan for a normal mix of new, like-new and open-box condition when you price and photograph each item.

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Who Should Buy This Pallet

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This 570-piece lot suits full-time and side-hustle apparel and footwear flippers, bin-store and discount-store owners buying by the pallet, flea-market and swap-meet vendors, Whatnot and live-sale sellers, and exporters who need dense, low-cost variety. New to sourcing loads like this? Start with our liquidation buyer's guides before you list.

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Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales

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We make bulk buying simple and low-risk. Every order ships free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and dispatches within 2 business days of cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure pay-link we email you, no resale certificate, EIN or business license required. Our 30-day covered-claims policy covers freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation, so you buy this 570-piece mixed merchandise pallet with a real safety net.

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Related liquidation loads

Building depth around this 570-piece mixed merchandise pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:

• Authentic Comfrt Clothing Pallet – Mixed Adult Sizes (400 Pieces), $1,200

Frequently Asked Questions

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How many items come in this pallet?

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This lot is packed with 570 pieces of clothing, toys and general merchandise, sold together as one pallet.

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What condition are the items in?

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Condition varies, expect a working blend of overstock, shelf-pulls and customer returns. It is sold as-described, by the lot, at a discounted price that reflects that mix.

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Is there a manifest?

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This is a mixed general-merchandise load, so the exact contents vary from pallet to pallet. Plan your pricing around category ranges rather than a fixed item list.

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How much can I make reselling it?

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Resellers typically target $8–$25 per item across channels like eBay, Poshmark, Mercari and Facebook Marketplace, with 2–3x returns common on mixed pallets, though actual results depend on your channel, effort and pricing.

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Do I need a business license to buy?

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No. No resale certificate, EIN or business license is required. Anyone can order.

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How fast does it ship?

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Free nationwide shipping, dispatched within 2 business days of cleared payment.