Target Swimsuits Pallet: 800–1000 Bathing Suits Priced to Flip
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This Target swimsuits pallet lands at $1,250 for 800–1000 assorted bathing suits pulled from Target's swim department, which works out to a cost basis of roughly $1.25 to $1.56 per piece. When a single women's one-piece can retail for $30 to $40 and separates run $20 to $25 each, that per-unit math is where the margin lives. One shrink-wrapped pallet, one flat freight cost, and a deep well of summer inventory to feed your storefront, market table, or online listings.
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What's Inside This Swimwear Pallet
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Loads are assorted across the full Target swim assortment rather than a single style or size run. A typical pallet leans on women's swimwear as the largest share, with a healthy mix of men's trunks and kids' suits filling out the count. Based on how these swim loads are commonly built, expect a spread along these lines:
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- Women's suits (largest share): one-pieces, bikini tops and bottoms, tankinis and cover-ups, sizes roughly XS–XXL, think house brands like Kona Sol, Shade & Shore and juniors' Xhilaration.
- Men's swim: board shorts, trunks and swim briefs, sizes S–XL, largely Goodfellow & Co and Original Use.
- Kids' and baby swim: Cat & Jack and character suits, rash guards and two-pieces, sizes 2T–16.
- Accessories: occasional swim caps, goggles, and cover-up pieces round out the mix.
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Because it is assorted, the exact style-and-size split shifts from load to load. Treat the counts above as typical ranges, not a fixed manifest.
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The Resale Economics
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Industry pricing on comparable Target and general swimwear pallets puts estimated retail value in the $4,500–$6,000+ range for an 800–900 piece load. Against a $1,250 buy-in, that leaves genuine room to profit even after you sort, list and eat marketplace fees. Real sell-through by channel is what matters, so price to the venue:
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- eBay: new-with-tags Target suits move in the $12–$25 band; branded or plus-size pieces push higher. Clothing fees sit near 13%, the friendliest of the major platforms.
- Poshmark & Mercari: swimwear sells "up to 90% off retail," so realistic tickets are $10–$22 NWT; Mercari is the faster flip for anything under $50, Poshmark rewards bundles.
- Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp: local, fee-free, ideal for $5–$15 volume moves and off-loading odd sizes fast.
- Flea markets, bin stores & pop-ups: table swimsuits at $5–$12 and let summer foot traffic clear units by the armful.
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Blend a few channels and even conservative average tickets clear the pallet cost well before the load runs dry. Resale ROI on Target apparel loads commonly lands in the 30%–60% range once you account for sorting time and duds, swim's seasonal demand can beat that in peak months.
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Condition & Sourcing
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This is predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, shelf-pulls, customer returns and season-end overstock that flow out of Target's supply chain. Expect the normal liquidation reality: most pieces are clean and sellable, some arrive with tags, and a small portion will be shopworn or missing tags and are best sold as-is or bundled. Sold as-described genuine Target-sourced goods; this is not a curated NWT-only lot, so build a little sort time into your plan.
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Who Should Buy This Pallet
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This load fits online resellers running eBay, Poshmark and Mercari storefronts, bin-store and discount-rack operators, flea-market and swap-meet vendors, boutique pop-ups, and exporters supplying warm-weather markets. Swimwear's tight season is its edge, buy ahead of Q2/Q3 demand, and this Target swimsuits pallet can anchor a whole summer's inventory.
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Why Source Your Swimwear From A&E Pallet Sales
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Every A&E Pallet Sales load ships free nationwide, Alaska and Hawaii included, and dispatches within 2 business days of cleared payment. You are covered by our 30-day covered-claims policy for freight damage, an incorrect load, or material misrepresentation. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure emailed pay-link, and you never need a resale certificate, EIN or business license to buy. Inventory turns fast and pricing shifts with each new load, so lock this one in while it's live. Browse more Target Pallets, compare formats across our By the Pallet lineup, and read the A&E Pallet Sales Learn hub for channel-by-channel resale strategy. Want brand specifics? See Target's own Kona Sol swim line to gauge retail comps.
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Related liquidation loads
Building depth around this Target swimsuits pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:
- Target Baby Clothes Liquidation Pallet, 900-1000 Pieces of Kids Apparel, $1,750
- Target Plus Size Women’s Clothing Pallet, 600-700 Pieces (Ava & Viv, Wild Fable, Universal Thread), $1,795
Frequently Asked Questions
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How many swimsuits come in this Target swimsuits pallet?
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Each load holds 800–1000 assorted pieces spanning women's, men's, and kids' swimwear, so your per-unit cost basis sits near $1.25–$1.56.
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Are the suits new or used?
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Predominantly new, overstock and shelf-pull merchandise in strong resale condition, with a smaller share of customer returns. Some pieces arrive with tags; a few may be shopworn and are best bundled or sold as-is.
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Is a manifest included?
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No. These are assorted, unmanifested loads, so the style and size split varies pallet to pallet. Use the typical ranges above to plan; exact contents differ with each shipment.
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Where do I resell these for the best margin?
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eBay and Poshmark for NWT women's suits, Mercari for quick sub-$50 flips, and Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp or flea/bin stores for fast local volume on odd sizes.
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How much can I make per pallet?
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Comparable swim loads carry $4,500–$6,000+ in estimated retail value against the $1,250 buy-in; real returns depend on your channels, timing and sort, swim peaks in spring and summer.
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How fast does it ship?
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Free nationwide with processing within 2 business days after cleared payment, backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy on damage, shortage or misrepresentation.
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When is the best time to buy swimwear pallets?
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Sourcing in late summer and fall (September–October) captures the best pricing, letting you stock ahead of the spring and summer selling rush.



