A direct route for your surplus stock
Sell your stock lot. Make room for what’s next.
An ended season, a cancelled order or a warehouse that needs space? We buy commercial lots of new, known-brand footwear and apparel. Start with an overview of what you want to sell.
For businesses selling 1,000+ units. No stock file or asking price needed to start.
Footwear. Apparel. A clear scope.
- A direct buyer
- NDA before your detailed list
- Paid before collection
Find the right starting point
What do you need to move?
Start with your goods or the reason for selling. Each guide explains the details that matter for that lot.
By product
FootwearSneakersApparelNew goods from known brands, in commercial quantities. See the buying criteria before preparing a detailed list.
Check what we don’t buyChoose your route
A sale starts with knowing who buys.
A listing, an introduction and a direct purchase are different arrangements. Compare who signs, how information is shared and when you are paid.
Marketplace
Publish a lot. Handle enquiries.
A platform can help you reach potential buyers. Check the listing’s visibility and who will complete the purchase.
- Agree the sale and payment terms with the buyer.
- Check what stock information becomes public.
Intermediary
Ask who is on the other side.
An intermediary may introduce a buyer or arrange a sale. Clarify their role before sharing commercially sensitive details.
- Confirm the contracting buyer and any fees.
- Agree who can receive your stock information.
Direct buyout
BenefitStock buys in its own name.
We review the agreed lot and make our own purchasing decision. You decide whether the offer and terms work for you.
- Agree the lot and resale restrictions in the contract.
- Full payment before the goods leave; we arrange collection.
Selling routes vary by provider and agreement. These are points to check, not promises about every platform or intermediary.
See the BenefitStock buying processA useful first conversation
Start small. Keep the detail for after the NDA.
You do not need to rebuild a spreadsheet or price every item before contacting us. A short overview helps us discuss the right lot.
For your first enquiry
- The goods and known brands
- An approximate quantity from 1,000 units
- The country of stock and reason for selling
After the mutual NDA
- The detailed stock list, sizes and quantities
- The condition, packaging and agreed lot scope
- Markets and channels to exclude from resale
A firm offer follows within 48 hours of receiving the complete stock list. An initial overview is not a valuation or an approval to buy.
Can I sell just the stock I need to clear?
Tell us which commercial lot you want to sell. Its scope and any exclusions need to be agreed before an offer. We focus on new footwear and apparel from known brands, from 1,000 units.
Do I need to send an Excel file or photos now?
No. Start with a short overview, review it and add your contact details. We arrange the mutual NDA before you share your detailed stock list.
Does an enquiry commit me to selling?
No. The enquiry starts a discussion. Review the offer, lot scope, resale restrictions, payment and collection terms before deciding whether to proceed.
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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Your stock enquiry is received.
We will contact you to discuss your stock and the mutual NDA. The detailed stock list comes afterwards.