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Best bulk shoe lots for resale

Researched by Deal.ai's shopping agent across stores on November 1, 2026. Prices below are today's.

Start with the 200-pair mixed pallet. It's the most balanced first buy: men's, women's and kids' styles in one load, so you can test what sells in your area before committing to a bigger truckload.

Who the others suit:

  • 500-pair assorted pallet — for resellers with storage and a market stall or online store that can move volume fast.
  • 250-pair kids' lot — for anyone selling to families, schools or seasonal back-to-school buyers.
  • 100-pair premium sneaker pallet — for sellers chasing higher per-pair margins on branded athletic stock.
  • 50-pair women's lot — a low-risk way to test a niche before scaling up.
  • Flip-flop and aqua-shoe cases — cheap fillers for beach, pool and summer bundles.

No checked markdowns on bulk shoe lots right now, so these are simply the current listings.

The picks

  1. F
    Full Pallet – 200 Mixed Pairs
    #1

    Full Pallet – 200 Mixed Pairs

    • Total pairs: 200 pairs total
    • Included brands: Journee Collection, Amazon Essentials, and GPos
    • Demographics: men’s, women’s, and kids’ shoes
    $1,000.00at Shoe Supply ShopVerifiedPrices and history →
  2. TGT
    TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet)
    #2

    TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet)

    • Items: 1
    • Total quantity: 500 pairs per truckload pallet
    • Condition: New, unused, lightly returned, and retail-ready

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$1,625.00at Discount Wholesalers IncVerified
Prices and history →
  • Target
    Target Kids Shoes (250 Pairs)
    #3

    Target Kids Shoes (250 Pairs)

    • Pairs per pallet: 250 pairs
    • Pallets per truckload: 7 pallets
    • Packaging: tall Gaylords
    $1,150.00at Bargains & BundlesVerifiedPrices and history →
  • P
    Premium Sneaker Pallet – 100 Pairs
    #4

    Premium Sneaker Pallet – 100 Pairs

    • Format: Pallet · 100 pairs
    • Category: Footwear › Sneakers & Athletic
    • Condition: New in box
    $3,500.00at B&D LiquidatorsVerifiedPrices and history →
  • 5
    50 Pairs Women's Shoes Mixed Variety Wholesale Lot
    #5

    50 Pairs Women's Shoes Mixed Variety Wholesale Lot

    • Lot size: 50 Pairs
    • Shoe types: athletic shoes, running shoes, training shoes, and lifestyle shoes
    • Men's sizes: 6-11
    $275.00at iaimport.comVerifiedPrices and history →
  • W
    Women's Bulk Flip Flops
    #6

    Women's Bulk Flip Flops

    • Pack quantity: 50 Pairs
    • Fabric type: Rubber
    • Sole material: Rubber
    $57.50at BagsInBulk.comVerifiedPrices and history →
  • P
    Pink Flip Flops (Case of 48 Pairs)
    #7

    Pink Flip Flops (Case of 48 Pairs)

    • Case quantity: 48 pairs per case
    • Colors: Black Blue Pink Red
    • Sizes: 5-6-7-8-9-10/11
    $82.99at bulkflipflopsVerifiedPrices and history →
  • W
    Wholesale Women's Aqua Shoes Case Pack 36
    #8

    Wholesale Women's Aqua Shoes Case Pack 36

    • Style: S1155C-A
    • Quantity per case: 36 Pairs
    • Sizes: 11-4
    $167.99at Zenaida MartVerifiedPrices and history →
  • Easy USA
    Easy USA S5005-B Big Boy's PU Upper Black Shoelace Top Dress Shoe & School Shoes
    #9

    Easy USA S5005-B Big Boy's PU Upper Black Shoelace Top Dress Shoe & School Shoes

    $204.00at Easy USA WholesaleVerifiedPrices and history →
  • Silky Toes
    Silky Toes Foldable Ballet Flats for Women, 20-Pair Bulk Wedding Guest Shoes, Assorted Sizes
    #10

    Silky Toes Foldable Ballet Flats for Women, 20-Pair Bulk Wedding Guest Shoes, Assorted Sizes

    • actual_color: Ballet Pink
    • color: Pink
    $187.99at WalmartVerifiedPrices and history →