250-Piece Mixed Brand Bras Liquidation Pallet for Resellers

This mixed brand bras liquidation pallet packs roughly 250 pieces of women’s intimate apparel into a single freight-ready load priced at $695, sourced straight from major U.S. retail supply chains. That works out to a landed cost near $2.78 per bra before you list a single unit — the kind of cost basis that lets inventory pay for itself fast when you sell at or under retail and keep the spread.

Intimates are a category resellers come back to because bras never go out of season, ship cheap and small, and move across almost every channel you run. A pallet this size gives you 250 individual price points instead of one big-ticket gamble.

Retail intimate-apparel comps in similar pallet listings show achievable resale in the $2,500–$3,500 range against comparable loads, so a $695 buy-in leaves a wide runway. The appeal of a mixed brand bras liquidation pallet is diversification: instead of betting a whole load on one brand or one size, you spread risk across 250 distinct sellable units that each carry their own margin.

What’s Inside This Mixed Brand Bras Liquidation Pallet

Loads are built from department-store and mid-tier retail overstock, shelf pulls, and clean customer returns in a broad spread of sizes, cuts, and colors. Expect a working mix of everyday styles — T-shirt and molded-cup bras, wireless and bralette silhouettes, push-ups, sports bras, and full-coverage pieces — across a range of band and cup sizes rather than a single run.

• Piece count: approximately 250 units per pallet.
• Brand mix: assorted mainstream U.S. intimate-apparel labels; specific brands vary lot to lot and are not guaranteed.
• Condition: predominantly new and overstock merchandise in strong resale condition, with some open-box or returned units mixed in.
• Sizes: assorted band/cup sizes packed as received — a natural cross-section, not a size-specific run.

The Economics: Per-Unit Cost vs. Real Resale Value

Here is where the numbers get interesting. Mainstream bras retail from roughly $14–$18 at big-box stores and $30–$85 at department stores like Nordstrom, with premium labels pushing higher. Against a ~$2.78 per-unit cost, even conservative sell-through leaves real margin.

Resale benchmarks by channel:

• Poshmark: the average bra sale price runs about $19.68 per unit, typically selling in roughly 80–85 days — a common net near $10/unit after fees.
• eBay & Mercari: new-with-tags and name-brand bras list well; bundling like sizes lifts average order value.
• Flea markets, bin stores & boutiques: flat $5–$15 tables and per-piece pricing move volume fast with near-zero listing overhead.

You do not need every unit to hit $20. Even at a blended $8–$12 realized per bra across 250 pieces, the load clears its cost several times over — the classic liquidation play of lowering your cost of goods and keeping the spread.

Condition & Sourcing

General-merchandise and apparel loads like this are pulled from retail overstock and return streams, so plan for a small percentage of units that are better suited to bin or discount pricing than boutique listings. That variability is exactly why the per-unit cost is so low — you are buying below wholesale and setting your own retail. Goods are genuine manufacturer merchandise sold as-described; this is not a single-brand authenticated lot, so brand assortment is not guaranteed piece by piece.

Who Should Buy This Pallet

This load fits online resellers running Poshmark, Mercari, eBay, Depop, and Whatnot closets; bin-store and flea-market operators who price by the piece; boutique and pop-up owners rounding out an intimates wall; and exporters who need broad-size apparel volume at a low landed cost. If you want inventory with 250 shots at a sale instead of one, a bra pallet is a smart, forgiving entry point. New resellers like the category because intimates are lightweight, easy to photograph in bulk, and rarely tie up shelf space for long. A quick sort into three tiers — premium name-brand pieces for individual online listings, solid mid-tier units for bundles, and the remainder for flat per-piece bin pricing — turns a single load into three revenue streams.

Why Source Your Bra Pallet From Vault Bridge

Vault Bridge Liquidators ships this pallet free to all 50 states, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is processed within 24 to 48 hours after 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 to buy. Every order is backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy covering freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation. Browse more in Apparel & Footwear and By the Pallet, or learn the ropes at our reseller Learn hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bras come in this pallet?

Approximately 250 pieces per pallet. Counts are typical and packed as received; treat the figure as a working estimate rather than a guaranteed manifest.

Which brands are included?

An assorted mix of mainstream U.S. intimate-apparel labels. Specific brands and models vary from load to load and are not guaranteed, which keeps the per-unit cost low.

What condition are the bras in?

Predominantly new and overstock in strong resale condition, with some open-box and clean returns mixed in. Goods are sold as-described, not as a single-brand authenticated lot.

What’s my realistic profit per bra?

With a landed cost near $2.78 and resale averages around $19.68 on Poshmark, blended realized prices of $8–$20 per unit are common depending on your channel and condition sorting.

Do you ship free and how fast?

Yes — free freight to all 50 states, dispatched within 48 hours of cleared payment, backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy.

Do I need a business license to buy?

No. No resale certificate, EIN, or business license is required. Pay by wire/ACH or card and we handle the rest.