Stock type
New stock sold below normal wholesale cost because a range has ended, a season has passed or a supplier is holding too much of it.
Clearance stock is not returned stock. It is inventory that was produced for retail but never sold through — discontinued ranges, packaging changes, cancelled orders and surplus production. That makes it one of the more predictable ways to buy: the goods are generally new and boxed, and the discount comes from the commercial situation rather than the condition.
Palletise buys clearance in whatever shape the seller needs to move it, which is why lot sizes vary from a couple of pallets to a full load. Where packaging has been marked in storage or transit we list the lot as BOX DAMAGED rather than NEW, so you know before you buy.
Mixed Condition · Full Load · Ref LQ-3081
Price on application
New · Full Load · Ref WS-2244
Price on application
New — Damaged Packaging · Job Lot · Ref CL-4412
£2,150
≈ £3.47 per unit · ex VAT
New · Job Lot · Ref CL-4437
£2,960
≈ £16.44 per unit · ex VAT
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Other stock types
Every lot is booked in, photographed and described using its actual condition — not a generic template.
How we workThe same six condition grades apply across the catalogue, from NEW through to SALVAGE, with manifest status stated per lot.
Grading standardPallet and full-load delivery across the UK, or collection from Stockport by appointment. Costs are confirmed before you commit.
Delivery & collectionManifested lots list their contents; unmanifested lots are labelled as such so expectations are set before purchase.
Understanding manifestsBuy
Trade buyers get first sight of new lots, bulk pricing and a named contact for sourcing requests.
Apply for a trade accountSell
Overstock, customer returns, closures and liquidation stock — tell us what you have and we'll price it.
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