By kilo
The selling vintage clothing by the kilo is the format with the lowest cost per garment in the catalogue. You buy weight, not pieces, and that lets you build stock at a price no other format matches. Our packs by the kilo are organised by type — t-shirts, sweatshirts, vintage mix and Y2K mix — and available in 5, 10 and 20 kilos, so you can try before scaling up. If you prefer to choose garment by garment, check out sales by the unit.
Mix Marca Grado A/B
Brand Mix Grade B
Brand Mix
Clearance Bundle Vintage Mix
Clearance Bundle Brand Tracksuit Bottoms
Clearance Bundle Brand Mix 20KG
Y2K Clothing Mix
Vintage Clothing Mix
Brand Sport / Training Mix
USA Graphic T-shirts Mix
Brand T-shirts Mix
Brand Hooded Sweatshirts Mix
How buying vintage clothing by the kilo works
You choose a pack, you choose the weight and we prepare the order with garments from that category, already checked. It isn't an unopened bale: every pack is filtered by type and by condition, so the discard is far lower than a traditional bale. We work with formats of 5, 10 and 20 kilos, and the order goes out in 24/72 hours.
Which packs by the kilo we have
T-shirts
The highest-turnover product in resale. We have a mix of vintage brand t-shirts, USA graphic t-shirts — in high demand among American sports fans — and technical sports t-shirts, within the sport / training.
Sweatshirts
The garment with the best average ticket in the by-the-kilo catalogue: a mix of vintage brand sweatshirts, a specific Nike and Adidas mix, and a hooded sweatshirts mix.
General mixes
If you're looking for variety rather than focusing on one garment, the vintage clothing mix brings together pieces selected by style and authenticity with no focus on brands, and the Y2K clothing mix is geared towards the trend that pulls most with a young audience.
Who is buying by the kilo for?
It's the natural format for the physical shop with high turnover, for the market stall and for those who sell at volume prices. In exchange for the price, you take on the final selection: the kilo requires sorting time. If you sell on Vinted, Etsy or your own ecommerce — where every garment needs a photo and a listing — you'll probably be better off with buying by the unit. You can compare both formats in sales by quantity.
Kilos or curated bundle
If you want the kilo price but without spending hours sorting, the bundles for resellers are the middle ground: they're also sold by weight, but the selection comes ready-made and balanced.
Frequently asked questions
How many garments go into a kilo?
It depends on the type. For t-shirts the average is around 4-5 garments per kilo; for sweatshirts or jackets, considerably fewer because of the garment's weight. Each pack states its composition.
Can I choose sizes?
Packs by the kilo come with a balanced distribution of sizes, but don't allow you to select specific sizes. For that, sales by the unit is the right format.
What is the minimum order by the kilo?
5 kilos. It's the trial format
