TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet) vs SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet)
These are bulk liquidation pallets, not single pairs, so the choice is about cost per unit and volume. Product A gives roughly 500 pairs at about $3.25 per pair, while Product B is 180 pieces with no per-piece price given. Buy A if you want the lowest cost per pair and can move volume; buy B if a smaller, easier-to-handle pallet fits your space and capital.
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TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet)
Choose the TGT assorted shoes pallet if you resell at flea markets, discount stores or online and want the lowest cost per pair across a large mixed lot of men's, women's and youth athletic styles.
- Lowest cost per pair at about $3.25
- About 500 pairs gives deep inventory for resale
- Clear men's, women's and youth athletic mix
- Stated as new, unused and retail-ready
- Large capital outlay per order
- No published manifest
- Buyers report missing items and mismatched assortments
- Some lots include unsellable units
What separates them
| TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet) | SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet) | |
|---|---|---|
| Units per pallet | About 500 pairs | 180 pieces |
| Cost per unit | About $3.25 per pair | Not stated per piece |
| Style mix | Men's, women's and youth athletic, running, tennis and sports shoes | Assorted footwear, category not broken out |
| Manifest | Not published | Linked spreadsheet manifest |
| Pallet dimensions | Not stated | 40x48x38 in |
| Capital per order | Higher, roughly 500 pairs | Lower, 180 pieces |
| Condition | New, unused, lightly returned and retail-ready | Not specified |
Price history
- TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet): lowest $1,625.00 on Oct 30 at Discount Wholesalers.
- SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet): lowest $2,901.00 on Oct 30 at Discount Wholesalers.
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TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet)
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SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet)
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Specs compared
| Spec | TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet) | SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet) |
|---|---|---|
| Items | 1 | — |
| Total quantity | 500 pairs per truckload pallet | — |
| Condition | New, unused, lightly returned, and retail-ready | — |
| Assortment | Mixed men’s, women’s, and youth styles | — |
| Category | Athletic shoes, running shoes, tennis shoes, an… | — |
| Packaging | Securely palletized for nationwide U.S. shipping | — |
What reviewers say
TGT Assorted Shoes - (500 Pairs Per Pallet)
Buyers of this type of bulk shoe lot report fast shipping and good variety, and some say the seller credits accounts for unsellable items. Complaints center on orders arriving short, damaged goods, and assortments that did not match the advertised category or sizes.
- Fast shipping
- Good variety and selection
- Items packed well and as expected
- Helpful credits for unsellable items
- Orders arrived with items missing
- Products arrived damaged or broken
- Assortment did not match advertised category or sizes
- Too many low-value or unsellable items
SHOES PLT #2 - (180 Pcs Per Pallet)
Resellers report fast shipping and assortments that generally match the description, with good variety for retail bins. Complaints center on missing items, damaged goods and assortments that include hard-to-sell pieces.
Questions and answers
- Which pallet is cheaper per pair?
- Product A is stated at about $3.25 per pair across roughly 500 pairs. Product B gives no per-piece price, so you cannot compare unit cost directly from the listing.
- Which is better for a flea market seller?
- Product A, because the low per-pair cost and large mixed athletic assortment suit high-volume, low-price selling. Product B's 180 pieces work better for a small shop or bin store.
- Does either pallet come with a manifest?
- Product B links a manifest spreadsheet. Product A's listing does not publish one, so its exact contents are less predictable.
- Are the shoes new?
- Product A is described as new, unused, lightly returned and retail-ready. Product B's condition is not specified, so ask before buying.
- Which is easier to receive and store?
- Product B, at 40x48x38 in and 180 pieces, takes less space and capital. Product A's roughly 500 pairs need more room and a bigger budget.
- What do buyers complain about on both?
- Both listings report missing items, damaged goods and assortments that don't match the advertised category. Expect to sort and write off some units.
