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Target Men's Clothing Pallet: 350-400 Pieces of Resale-Ready Apparel

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This Target men's clothing pallet packs 350 to 400 pieces of new and overstock menswear into a single freight-friendly load priced at $1,250. That works out to a landed cost of roughly $3.10 to $3.60 per garment before shipping, and with free nationwide freight included, your true cost basis stays low enough to leave real margin on almost every unit you touch.

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Target liquidates apparel through customer returns, shelf pulls, and seasonal overstock. Because the retailer is closing out inventory rather than chasing profit, a bulk load like this lands at a steep discount to shelf price, which is exactly where resellers make their money.

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What's Inside This Target Men's Clothing Pallet

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Loads in this category typically lean on Target's own men's labels, Goodfellow & Co (casual and dress shirts, chinos, denim), All In Motion (activewear, joggers, performance tees), and Original Use (streetwear and graphic tees). Expect a working mix of:

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  • Shirts & tops, button-downs, polos, henleys, and crew tees (Goodfellow shirts retail roughly $15-$30).
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  • Bottoms, jeans, chinos, and joggers (Target men's jeans commonly retail $28-$40).
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  • Activewear, All In Motion shorts, joggers, and moisture-wicking tops.
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  • Layers & seasonal, hoodies, light jackets, and sweaters depending on the season the load was pulled.
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Piece counts and the exact brand split vary from load to load; treat the 350-400 figure as the typical unit range for this pallet, not a guaranteed itemized manifest.

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The Economics: Retail vs. Real Resale Value

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Stack the numbers up. If a load holds 375 garments carrying a blended retail near $22 each, the shelf value sits well above $8,000 against your $1,250 buy-in. You will not capture full retail on liquidation goods, and you should not price for it, seasoned flippers list apparel at 40-50% of retail and still clear a 30-60% return when they buy right.

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Real resale benchmarks by channel help you plan the sell-through:

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  • eBay, brand-name men's basics move at roughly $8-$25 per item; bundle slow movers into multi-piece lots.
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  • Poshmark & Mercari, the strongest apparel channels; Goodfellow and All In Motion pieces routinely sell $10-$28 with room for negotiated offers.
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  • Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp, fast local turns at $6-$15 for tees and $12-$25 for jeans and jackets.
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  • Bin stores & flea markets, table the remainder at $3-$8 to sweep the load clean.
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Cherry-pick the hero items, new-with-tags Goodfellow dress shirts, All In Motion sets, for individual online listings, then move the volume through bundles and in-person channels. That two-track approach is how a $1,250 buy-in turns into $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through for a diligent reseller.

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Condition & Sourcing

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This is predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, with clean customer returns mixed in. Target apparel returns tend to grade better than many liquidation sources because the retailer's return window and inspection catch heavily worn goods. Still, this is a liquidation load sold as-described and as-is: inspect, launder or steam where needed, and expect a small percentage of items that are better bundled or donated than listed solo.

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Who Should Buy This Load

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A Target men's clothing pallet fits online apparel flippers who live on Poshmark and Mercari, bin-store and discount-rack operators who need constant fresh volume, Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp local sellers, and exporters shipping affordable American branded basics abroad. If you move menswear in volume, this is a repeatable, category-consistent source.

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Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales

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We ship this Target men's clothing pallet free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and processing within 2 business days after cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure pay-link, no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to buy. Every order is backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy covering freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation, so you are protected on the things that actually go wrong with freight. Browse more Target pallets and the full Apparel & Footwear range, or read our reseller guides hub before you buy. You can verify the house brands in this load directly at Target's Goodfellow & Co catalog.

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Related liquidation loads

Building depth around this Target men's clothing pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:

Frequently Asked Questions

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How many pieces are in this Target men's clothing pallet?

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Each load typically holds 350 to 400 individual men's garments. Counts shift slightly per pallet based on the mix of bulky items like jackets versus lightweight tees.

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What brands come in the load?

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Predominantly Target's own menswear labels, Goodfellow & Co, All In Motion, and Original Use, with occasional national brands. The exact split varies and is not a fixed manifest.

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Is the clothing new or used?

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Predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, mixed with clean customer returns. It is sold as-described and as-is, not as graded new-with-tags stock.

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How much can I make reselling it?

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Pricing apparel at 40-50% of retail, resellers commonly target a 30-60% return, translating a $1,250 buy-in into roughly $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through when sorted and listed well.

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How fast does it ship and what does freight cost?

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Freight nationwide is free and included in the $1,250 price. Loads processing within 2 business days after cleared payment, with typical lower-48 transit of 2-5 business days.

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Do I need a business license to order?

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No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license requirement, anyone can buy, pay by wire/ACH or card, and resell.

Target Men's Clothing Pallet (350-400 Pieces)

$1,250.00

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Target Men's Clothing Pallet: 350-400 Pieces of Resale-Ready Apparel This Target men's clothing pallet packs 350 to 400 pieces of new and overstock menswear into a single freight-friendly load priced at $1,250.

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Target Men's Clothing Pallet: 350-400 Pieces of Resale-Ready Apparel

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This Target men's clothing pallet packs 350 to 400 pieces of new and overstock menswear into a single freight-friendly load priced at $1,250. That works out to a landed cost of roughly $3.10 to $3.60 per garment before shipping, and with free nationwide freight included, your true cost basis stays low enough to leave real margin on almost every unit you touch.

n

Target liquidates apparel through customer returns, shelf pulls, and seasonal overstock. Because the retailer is closing out inventory rather than chasing profit, a bulk load like this lands at a steep discount to shelf price, which is exactly where resellers make their money.

nn

What's Inside This Target Men's Clothing Pallet

n

Loads in this category typically lean on Target's own men's labels, Goodfellow & Co (casual and dress shirts, chinos, denim), All In Motion (activewear, joggers, performance tees), and Original Use (streetwear and graphic tees). Expect a working mix of:

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  • Shirts & tops, button-downs, polos, henleys, and crew tees (Goodfellow shirts retail roughly $15-$30).
  • n

  • Bottoms, jeans, chinos, and joggers (Target men's jeans commonly retail $28-$40).
  • n

  • Activewear, All In Motion shorts, joggers, and moisture-wicking tops.
  • n

  • Layers & seasonal, hoodies, light jackets, and sweaters depending on the season the load was pulled.
  • n

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Piece counts and the exact brand split vary from load to load; treat the 350-400 figure as the typical unit range for this pallet, not a guaranteed itemized manifest.

nn

The Economics: Retail vs. Real Resale Value

n

Stack the numbers up. If a load holds 375 garments carrying a blended retail near $22 each, the shelf value sits well above $8,000 against your $1,250 buy-in. You will not capture full retail on liquidation goods, and you should not price for it, seasoned flippers list apparel at 40-50% of retail and still clear a 30-60% return when they buy right.

n

Real resale benchmarks by channel help you plan the sell-through:

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    n

  • eBay, brand-name men's basics move at roughly $8-$25 per item; bundle slow movers into multi-piece lots.
  • n

  • Poshmark & Mercari, the strongest apparel channels; Goodfellow and All In Motion pieces routinely sell $10-$28 with room for negotiated offers.
  • n

  • Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp, fast local turns at $6-$15 for tees and $12-$25 for jeans and jackets.
  • n

  • Bin stores & flea markets, table the remainder at $3-$8 to sweep the load clean.
  • n

n

Cherry-pick the hero items, new-with-tags Goodfellow dress shirts, All In Motion sets, for individual online listings, then move the volume through bundles and in-person channels. That two-track approach is how a $1,250 buy-in turns into $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through for a diligent reseller.

nn

Condition & Sourcing

n

This is predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, with clean customer returns mixed in. Target apparel returns tend to grade better than many liquidation sources because the retailer's return window and inspection catch heavily worn goods. Still, this is a liquidation load sold as-described and as-is: inspect, launder or steam where needed, and expect a small percentage of items that are better bundled or donated than listed solo.

nn

Who Should Buy This Load

n

A Target men's clothing pallet fits online apparel flippers who live on Poshmark and Mercari, bin-store and discount-rack operators who need constant fresh volume, Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp local sellers, and exporters shipping affordable American branded basics abroad. If you move menswear in volume, this is a repeatable, category-consistent source.

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Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales

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We ship this Target men's clothing pallet free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and processing within 2 business days after cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure pay-link, no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to buy. Every order is backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy covering freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation, so you are protected on the things that actually go wrong with freight. Browse more Target pallets and the full Apparel & Footwear range, or read our reseller guides hub before you buy. You can verify the house brands in this load directly at Target's Goodfellow & Co catalog.

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Related liquidation loads

Building depth around this Target men's clothing pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:

Frequently Asked Questions

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How many pieces are in this Target men's clothing pallet?

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Each load typically holds 350 to 400 individual men's garments. Counts shift slightly per pallet based on the mix of bulky items like jackets versus lightweight tees.

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What brands come in the load?

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Predominantly Target's own menswear labels, Goodfellow & Co, All In Motion, and Original Use, with occasional national brands. The exact split varies and is not a fixed manifest.

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Is the clothing new or used?

n

Predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, mixed with clean customer returns. It is sold as-described and as-is, not as graded new-with-tags stock.

n

How much can I make reselling it?

n

Pricing apparel at 40-50% of retail, resellers commonly target a 30-60% return, translating a $1,250 buy-in into roughly $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through when sorted and listed well.

n

How fast does it ship and what does freight cost?

n

Freight nationwide is free and included in the $1,250 price. Loads processing within 2 business days after cleared payment, with typical lower-48 transit of 2-5 business days.

n

Do I need a business license to order?

n

No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license requirement, anyone can buy, pay by wire/ACH or card, and resell.

Load detail

What is in this load

Target Men's Clothing Pallet: 350-400 Pieces of Resale-Ready Apparel

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This Target men's clothing pallet packs 350 to 400 pieces of new and overstock menswear into a single freight-friendly load priced at $1,250. That works out to a landed cost of roughly $3.10 to $3.60 per garment before shipping, and with free nationwide freight included, your true cost basis stays low enough to leave real margin on almost every unit you touch.

n

Target liquidates apparel through customer returns, shelf pulls, and seasonal overstock. Because the retailer is closing out inventory rather than chasing profit, a bulk load like this lands at a steep discount to shelf price, which is exactly where resellers make their money.

nn

What's Inside This Target Men's Clothing Pallet

n

Loads in this category typically lean on Target's own men's labels, Goodfellow & Co (casual and dress shirts, chinos, denim), All In Motion (activewear, joggers, performance tees), and Original Use (streetwear and graphic tees). Expect a working mix of:

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    n

  • Shirts & tops, button-downs, polos, henleys, and crew tees (Goodfellow shirts retail roughly $15-$30).
  • n

  • Bottoms, jeans, chinos, and joggers (Target men's jeans commonly retail $28-$40).
  • n

  • Activewear, All In Motion shorts, joggers, and moisture-wicking tops.
  • n

  • Layers & seasonal, hoodies, light jackets, and sweaters depending on the season the load was pulled.
  • n

n

Piece counts and the exact brand split vary from load to load; treat the 350-400 figure as the typical unit range for this pallet, not a guaranteed itemized manifest.

nn

The Economics: Retail vs. Real Resale Value

n

Stack the numbers up. If a load holds 375 garments carrying a blended retail near $22 each, the shelf value sits well above $8,000 against your $1,250 buy-in. You will not capture full retail on liquidation goods, and you should not price for it, seasoned flippers list apparel at 40-50% of retail and still clear a 30-60% return when they buy right.

n

Real resale benchmarks by channel help you plan the sell-through:

n

    n

  • eBay, brand-name men's basics move at roughly $8-$25 per item; bundle slow movers into multi-piece lots.
  • n

  • Poshmark & Mercari, the strongest apparel channels; Goodfellow and All In Motion pieces routinely sell $10-$28 with room for negotiated offers.
  • n

  • Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp, fast local turns at $6-$15 for tees and $12-$25 for jeans and jackets.
  • n

  • Bin stores & flea markets, table the remainder at $3-$8 to sweep the load clean.
  • n

n

Cherry-pick the hero items, new-with-tags Goodfellow dress shirts, All In Motion sets, for individual online listings, then move the volume through bundles and in-person channels. That two-track approach is how a $1,250 buy-in turns into $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through for a diligent reseller.

nn

Condition & Sourcing

n

This is predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, with clean customer returns mixed in. Target apparel returns tend to grade better than many liquidation sources because the retailer's return window and inspection catch heavily worn goods. Still, this is a liquidation load sold as-described and as-is: inspect, launder or steam where needed, and expect a small percentage of items that are better bundled or donated than listed solo.

nn

Who Should Buy This Load

n

A Target men's clothing pallet fits online apparel flippers who live on Poshmark and Mercari, bin-store and discount-rack operators who need constant fresh volume, Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp local sellers, and exporters shipping affordable American branded basics abroad. If you move menswear in volume, this is a repeatable, category-consistent source.

nn

Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales

n

We ship this Target men's clothing pallet free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and processing within 2 business days after cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure pay-link, no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to buy. Every order is backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy covering freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation, so you are protected on the things that actually go wrong with freight. Browse more Target pallets and the full Apparel & Footwear range, or read our reseller guides hub before you buy. You can verify the house brands in this load directly at Target's Goodfellow & Co catalog.

nn

Related liquidation loads

Building depth around this Target men's clothing pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:

Frequently Asked Questions

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How many pieces are in this Target men's clothing pallet?

n

Each load typically holds 350 to 400 individual men's garments. Counts shift slightly per pallet based on the mix of bulky items like jackets versus lightweight tees.

n

What brands come in the load?

n

Predominantly Target's own menswear labels, Goodfellow & Co, All In Motion, and Original Use, with occasional national brands. The exact split varies and is not a fixed manifest.

n

Is the clothing new or used?

n

Predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, mixed with clean customer returns. It is sold as-described and as-is, not as graded new-with-tags stock.

n

How much can I make reselling it?

n

Pricing apparel at 40-50% of retail, resellers commonly target a 30-60% return, translating a $1,250 buy-in into roughly $2,500-$4,000 in gross sell-through when sorted and listed well.

n

How fast does it ship and what does freight cost?

n

Freight nationwide is free and included in the $1,250 price. Loads processing within 2 business days after cleared payment, with typical lower-48 transit of 2-5 business days.

n

Do I need a business license to order?

n

No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license requirement, anyone can buy, pay by wire/ACH or card, and resell.