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A stock lot to move. Clear terms to trade on.

Mixed brands, remaining lines or stock across warehouses? Tell us what you want to sell and what needs to be agreed before the list leaves your desk.

From 1,000 units · New goods · Known brands

A direct stock purchase
  1. Your stock overview
  2. Mutual NDA
  3. Review & firm offer
  4. Agreement & payment
Collection on the agreed date
The short answer

We buy commercial lots of new, known-brand footwear and apparel from wholesalers as well as brands and retailers. Each proposed lot is reviewed on its own merits.

Define the lot you want to sell.

The commercial fit concerns the goods and the transaction. Being a stock trader does not remove the need to describe either clearly.

Product and brand

Our focus is new footwear and apparel from established, recognisable brands. Own-label and no-name goods fall outside our current focus.

Commercial quantity

Start from 1,000 units, or 1,000 pairs for footwear. State the approximate total first; the detailed breakdown follows after the NDA.

The right to sell

State whether you own the stock or are authorised to act for the seller. The contracting party and authority to sell must be clear before purchase.

The location

Tell us where the goods are physically stored. If more than one warehouse is involved, flag that before collection is planned.

Set the boundaries before the offer.

A mixed lot can be described in one enquiry. The exact scope, restrictions and collection arrangements still need to be reviewed and agreed.

Keep the list private

We arrange a mutual NDA before the detailed inventory is shared.

Name the exclusions

You identify the markets and sales channels that must be excluded from resale. Agreed restrictions go in Appendix 1.

Make the scope explicit

Identify the lines you are offering and any goods you intend to retain before the lot is agreed.

No volume commitment is implied by a first enquiry. Each purchase depends on the lot and agreed terms.

A repeatable sequence for each lot.

The first step is a short stock overview. There is no need to attach Excel files, photos or a price list at this stage.

Overview and NDA

Describe brands, goods, quantity and location. The mutual NDA comes before the detailed list.

List and firm offer

We review the complete stock list and prepare a firm offer for the agreed lot within 48 hours of receiving it.

Agreement and collection

Agree the purchase terms, receive full payment before the goods leave, then hand over on the agreed collection date.

FAQ

Questions before you sell

Do you buy from other stock traders?

Yes, we review lots from wholesalers and stock traders. Our focus remains new, known-brand footwear and apparel in commercial quantities.

Can a lot include several brands or seasons?

Describe the mix in one overview. We review the detailed composition after the mutual NDA and agree the scope before purchase.

Can I enquire on behalf of the owner?

Explain your role at the start. The seller, contracting entity and authority to sell must be clear before any purchase is agreed.

Is this a place to buy stock?

This enquiry is for businesses selling stock to BenefitStock. It is not a retail checkout or a wholesale catalogue.

Tell us what is taking up space.

For businesses selling 1,000+ units of known-brand footwear or apparel. Build a short stock overview, review it, then add your contact details. The enquiry does not commit you to a sale.

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What are you selling?

Start with the goods. We'll build a short overview of your lot.