Per unit
With sales by the unit you buy an exact number of garments: you know how many pieces you receive and how much each one costs you, without paying for dead weight or taking on the discard inherent to the kilo. It's the format that fits best if you sell on Vinted, Etsy or your own ecommerce, where every garment needs its photo, its listing and its price. Packs organised by type: shirts, jumpers, jackets, polo shirts, trousers and more. If you're looking for volume at the lowest possible cost, take a look at sales by the kilo.
Brand Jeans Mix
Brand Shirts Mix
Vintage Trousers Mix
Brand Jumpers Mix
Vintage Leather Jackets Mix
Brand Polo Shirts Mix
Vintage Jackets Mix
Tracksuit Bottoms Mix
Vintage Shirts Mix
Vintage Skirts Mix
Vintage Dresses Mix
Vintage Blouses Mix
Why buy vintage clothing by the unit
The difference from the kilo is predictability. When you buy by weight, you don't know how many garments will come out or how much each one will really cost you until you open the box and discard. Buying by the unit, the calculation is done before you pay: a fixed number of garments, exact unit cost and a margin you can project from the first minute. For a business that lists garment by garment — Vinted, Etsy, online shop — that predictability is worth more than the saving per kilo.
Packs available by type
- Tops: packs of vintage and brand shirts, jumpers, brand polo shirts and t-shirts, including the Nike and Adidas mix.
- Outerwear: packs of jackets and coats, with specific lines of vintage leather, brand winter and track jackets.
- Bottoms: packs of vintage trousers and tracksuit bottoms, within the sport / training.
All the types in the catalogue are available in this full list.
Units or kilos: the business decision
There's no better format, there's a format suited to your channel. If you sell in a physical shop with low prices and high turnover, the kilo will give you more gross margin. If your sales are online and unit by unit, the unit will save you the hours of sorting the kilo forces you to invest — and those hours are also a cost. Many resellers combine both: kilo for the back catalogue, unit for the product they're actually going to photograph. Compare the two formats in sales by quantity.
Prefer a ready-made selection?
If you don't want to decide type by type, the bundles for resellers give you a curated, balanced selection, ready to set up a shop window from the first order.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose specific garments?
Packs by the unit are closed selections within a type. What you do know exactly is the number of garments, the category and the unit cost. If you need something very specific, write to us and we'll check availability.
What's the real difference from buying by the kilo?
By the unit you pay per garment and there's no dead weight or discard. By the kilo the unit cost is lower, but you take on the sorting and part of the material may not be sellable in your channel.
Do the garments come checked?
Yes. All pieces pass a quality and condition check before going into the pack.
