Target Kids Shoes Pallet, 300 Pairs Spring/Summer

The Target kids shoes pallet is Save More’s spring/summer kids footwear pallet from Target: 300 pairs at $975 per pallet, 95% brand new, mixed across sneakers, sandals, and flip flops. Per-pair cost basis is $3.25 per pair. Strong volume economics on a category where individual-pair resale routinely lands $10-$30.

This pallet is the warm-season counterpart to Save More’s Target Kids Boots Pallet (PID 2713. Winter/fall boots at $975 / 310-320 pairs). Where the boots pallet drops a winter/fall-weighted SKU mix, this shoes pallet drops the warm-season mix: athletic sneakers, summer sandals, flip flops, and casual canvas styles.

What’s in the pallet

• 300 pairs of Target kids shoes per pallet
• 95% brand new. Small remainder (5%) is shelf pulls or like-new returns
• Spring and summer styles. Sneakers, sandals, flip flops, slip-ons, canvas casual
• Mixed sizes and styles. Kids sizes typically 10/11 through youth 5/6 (specific distribution varies)
• Mixed Target kids footwear brands, Cat & Jack, art class, Cat & Jack Boys, Target-exclusive kids footwear

Why spring/summer kids shoes work at resale

Spring/summer kids footwear has structurally different velocity from kids boots:

• Higher per-pair sell-through velocity. Kids outgrow summer shoes within a single season, driving the resale cycle
• Bundle-listing-friendly format. Multi-pair bundles (3 pairs sandals for $20, 5 pairs flip flops for $25) move at premium pace
• Peak demand window concentrated March-August. Most US markets
• Year-round demand in warm climates, FL/TX/SW/HI year-round sell-through
• Strong consignment-storefront fit. Kids consignment shops rotate summer shoes constantly during peak seasons

Per-pair economics at the spring/summer tier

At $975 across 300 pairs, per-pair cost basis = $3.25 per pair. Resale benchmarks by channel for Target kids spring/summer shoes:

• Poshmark kids shoes, $10-$28 per pair for branded styles
• Mercari kids shoes, $8-$25 per pair
• eBay kids shoes lots, $30-$80 per 4-6 pair lot
• Local consignment storefronts, $6-$18 per pair, 40-60% consignor split
• Boutique kids-footwear specialty retailers, $15-$32 per pair
• Facebook Marketplace bundle listings, $20-$60 per 3-5 pair bundle
• Whatnot live kids-footwear shows, $12-$30 per pull
• Spring/summer pop-up event vendors, $12-$25 per pair at fairs and markets
• Back-to-school market (Aug-Sept). Peak sneaker pricing
• Year-round warm-climate sell-through, FL/TX consistent demand

Across a typical 300-pair pallet, resale recovery commonly lands $3,500-$8,500 against the $975 cost basis. A 3.6-8.7× cost recovery range, with boutique and Whatnot operators at the upper end.

Seasonal demand windows for kids spring/summer shoes

• February-April. Early spring sneaker and casual shoe peak across most US markets
• May-July. Sandal and flip flop peak (summer outdoor activity)
• August-September. Back-to-school sneaker peak (highest annual velocity)
• October-January. Slower window in cold climates; year-round in warm markets
• Year-round in FL/TX/SW/HI. Warm climates sell summer kids shoes consistently

For resellers, the February-September window concentrates 70-80% of annual kids-spring/summer-shoes sell-through. Stocking inventory in January-February positions for the peak eight-month cycle.

Style mix typical in the load

• 40-50% sneakers + athletic shoes, Cat & Jack, art class, All in Motion (kids) inventory
• 20-30% sandals. Slide sandals, sport sandals, dress sandals
• 15-25% flip flops. Pool/beach styles
• 10-15% canvas casual + slip-ons, Cat & Jack casual styles

Specific distribution varies per pallet based on Target’s seasonal overstock cycle.

Mixed Target kids footwear brands typical in the load

• Cat & Jack, Target’s primary in-house kids footwear brand (largest share)
• art class, Target kids fashion footwear collaboration
• Cat & Jack Boys. Gender-specific styles
• All in Motion (kids), Target’s activewear brand kids range
• Target-exclusive licensed kids footwear. Character collaborations

Who buys a Target kids spring/summer shoes pallet

• Kids-footwear specialty resellers, Poshmark, Mercari, eBay
• Boutique kids consignment storefronts
• Spring/summer flea market kids-shoe vendors
• Pop-up event vendors at community markets and fairs
• Back-to-school sneaker market resellers (Aug-Sept peak)
• Facebook Marketplace bundle resellers running 3-5 pair bundles
• Whatnot live kids-footwear show hosts
• Warm-climate year-round resellers (FL/TX/SW/HI)
• Outdoor sports event vendors at kids tournaments
• Multi-channel kids-apparel + footwear resellers building shoes inventory

As-is. Standard Target footwear terms

Target kids shoes pallets are sold as-is. Save More sources from Target’s national kids footwear overstock channel, takes intake photographs, and ships. Pallets are not picked through or pre-sorted at the SKU level. 95% of pairs ship brand new; 5% are like-new shelf pulls or returns.

Why source from Save More Liquidations

• Authentic Target kids footwear channel, Target’s national kids shoes overstock
• 300 pairs at 95% brand new. Premium-tier inventory
• Spring/summer mix. Aligned to peak seasonal velocity
• Mixed types. Sneakers, sandals, flip flops, slip-ons, canvas
• Strong Cat & Jack brand share. Recognized secondary-market demand
• Free curbside shipping included in the $975 price
• No resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to purchase
• Pre-purchase questions welcome. Email sales@savemoreliquidations.com or call (904) 651-5547

Frequently asked questions

How many pairs are in a pallet?
300 pairs.

What does “95% brand new” mean?
95% of pairs are brand new retail condition. The remaining 5% are shelf pulls or like-new returns.

What sizes are included?
Kids sizes typically 10/11 through youth 5/6. Specific size distribution varies per pallet.

What types of shoes are included?
Mixed. Sneakers, sandals, flip flops, slip-ons, canvas casual. Spring and summer weighted.

What’s the gender split?
Mixed boys and girls kids shoes. Cat & Jack covers both, with Cat & Jack Boys extensions where gender-specific.

What brands are typical?
Cat & Jack (primary), Cat & Jack Boys, art class, All in Motion kids, and Target-exclusive licensed kids footwear.

Can I buy this in the off-season?
Yes. Off-season buyers stock for next-year resale or sell to warm-climate year-round markets (FL/TX/SW/HI).

Can I get a manifest?
Single-pallet Target kids shoes pallets are typically unmanifested. Top-level style and size range can be discussed.

Do you offer Target kids boots separately?
Yes. See Target Kids Boots Pallet for 310-320 brand new pairs of Target kids boots at $975.

What’s the condition disclosure language for invoicing buyers?
“Target kids shoes pallet, 300 pairs of spring and summer Target kids shoes, 95% brand new condition with small portion of like-new shelf pulls and returns. Mix of sneakers, sandals, and flip flops. Mixed sizes. Sold as-is.”

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