Amazon LPN Mixed Apparel Pallet, Men’s + Women’s, Swim Included

The Amazon LPN mixed apparel pallet is Save More’s LPN-sourced mixed apparel pallet from Amazon: 1,000-2,000 pieces of mixed men’s and women’s apparel with bathing suits included, all individually packaged, at $1,600 per pallet. Per-piece cost basis at the typical 1,000-piece tier is $1.60 per piece. Strong volume economics for mixed-gender apparel resellers running individually-packaged inventory.

This pallet is structurally different from Save More’s other Amazon apparel pallets (PID 2227 poly-bagged Amazon Clothing and PID 2269 1,000-piece Amazon Clothing) by its LPN sourcing pipeline and the explicit inclusion of bathing suits in the mix.

Note on piece count and pricing: This product’s title says “2000 Pieces” and the legacy description references “1,000 pieces / $2,000 per pallet / Triple Up.” The current store SKU price is $1,600 per pallet and inventory typically ships at 1,000-2,000 pieces depending on the Amazon LPN cycle at intake. Pre-purchase contact recommended to confirm current pallet count.

What’s in the pallet

• 1,000-2,000 pieces per pallet (count varies by Amazon LPN cycle)
• Mixed men’s and women’s apparel. Both genders represented (specific ratio varies)
• LPN-sourced, Amazon’s License Plate Number returns labeling system
• Includes bathing suits within the mix
• Individually packaged. Each piece ready for resale without re-packaging
• Mostly new-condition items. Strong condition mix
• Mixed styles, sizes, and categories, Amazon’s apparel returns and overstock breadth
• No SKU-level sorting. Pallet ships as-received from Amazon LPN intake

What “LPN” means in Amazon liquidation

LPN stands for License Plate Number, Amazon’s internal returns-and-overstock labeling system. Every piece in an LPN pallet carries an Amazon LPN identifier on the packaging that tracks origin and intake date. LPN pallets are typically:

• Better-condition inventory than non-LPN Amazon pallets. The labeling system implies the inventory was processed through Amazon’s structured returns pipeline
• Mostly new with packaging. Individually packaged with original or LPN-relabeled packaging
• Cross-category within the apparel parent SKU range, LPN apparel pallets cover the full apparel breadth Amazon sells
• Authentic Amazon channel inventory. Traceable to Amazon’s distribution pipeline

Why mixed men’s + women’s + swim works for resellers

The structural mix-feature of this pallet is the inclusion of all three:

• Men’s apparel + women’s apparel + bathing suits in one pallet
• No gender sort labor at source. Pallet ships pre-mixed
• Multi-channel listing flexibility. Pieces can route to men’s-specialty channels, women’s-specialty channels, swim-specialty channels
• Whatnot live show advantage. Single pallet supplies multiple show themes (men’s apparel show, women’s apparel show, swim show)
• Bundle-listing flexibility. Themed bundles (3-piece beach bundle, 5-piece men’s casual bundle) build naturally from the mix

Per-piece economics at the LPN tier

At $1,600 per pallet across 1,000-2,000 pieces, per-piece cost basis = $0.80-$1.60 per piece depending on actual pallet count. Resale benchmarks by channel for LPN Amazon apparel:

• Poshmark Amazon apparel listings, $8-$28 per piece for branded styles
• Mercari mixed apparel listings, $6-$22 per piece
• eBay Amazon apparel lots, $30-$95 per 8-12 piece lot
• Bin store apparel rotation, $3-$10 per piece
• Facebook Marketplace bundle listings, $20-$65 per bundle
• Whatnot live apparel shows, $12-$30 per pull
• Local consignment storefronts, $5-$15 per piece, 40-60% consignor split
• Swim-season Poshmark/Whatnot swim listings, $14-$45 per piece (April-August peak)
• Pop-up event vendors, $8-$22 per piece at warm-season events

Across a typical 1,500-piece pallet, resale recovery commonly lands $5,000-$11,000 against the $1,600 cost basis. A 3.1-6.9× cost recovery range, with Whatnot operators and seasonal swim resellers at the upper end during peak windows.

Inventory mix typical in the load

• 40-50% women’s apparel. Tops, bottoms, dresses, activewear, casual
• 30-40% men’s apparel. Tops, bottoms, casual, activewear
• 8-15% bathing suits. Men’s and women’s swimwear (seasonal mix)
• 5-10% accessories or specialty pieces. Included in apparel parent category at Amazon

Specific distribution varies per pallet based on Amazon’s LPN cycle at intake time.

Where the inventory comes from

Amazon’s LPN inventory funnels through Amazon’s reverse-logistics pipeline. Customer returns processed through Amazon fulfillment centers, plus overstock and shelf-pull inventory cleared from Amazon’s seasonal cycles. The LPN labeling enables tracking and quality verification at the pallet level.

For context on Amazon’s reverse-logistics scale, Amazon’s Second Chance program documents the structured returns and overstock pipelines.

Who buys an Amazon LPN mixed apparel pallet

• Multi-channel apparel resellers, Poshmark, Mercari, eBay, Whatnot
• Bin store apparel rotation operators
• Whatnot live apparel show hosts running variety formats
• Flea market apparel booth vendors at scale
• Pop-up event vendors. Community markets, fairs, festivals
• Local consignment storefronts
• Swim-season seasonal resellers (April-August)
• Resellers building mixed-gender apparel inventory
• First-time Amazon LPN buyers. Controlled-cost intro to the LPN format
• Mixed-channel resellers running bin-store + online flip + Whatnot workflows

Important shipping note

This product’s legacy listing referenced freight terms from a previous supplier (LTL pickup, Knoxville TN local pickup, B&D Liquidators freight terms). Those terms do not apply to Save More Liquidations purchases. Save More ships free nationwide curbside delivery on every order across the contiguous US, with the $1,600 price including freight to your destination.

As-is. Standard Amazon apparel terms

Amazon LPN mixed apparel pallets are sold as-is. Save More sources from Amazon’s national LPN apparel returns and overstock channel, photographs intake, and ships. Pallets are not picked through, broken down, or pre-sorted at the SKU level.

Why source from Save More Liquidations

• Authentic Amazon LPN channel, Amazon’s License Plate Number labeled returns + overstock
• 1,000-2,000 pieces at mostly new condition with individual packaging
• Mixed men’s + women’s + swim. Multi-gender + swim inclusion
• Individually packaged. No re-packaging labor required
• Strong per-piece cost basis, $0.80-$1.60/piece depending on pallet count
• Free nationwide curbside shipping included in the $1,600 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 pieces are in a pallet?
1,000-2,000 pieces depending on the Amazon LPN cycle at intake. Pre-purchase contact recommended to confirm current pallet count.

What does LPN mean?
LPN stands for License Plate Number, Amazon’s internal labeling system for returns and overstock inventory. LPN-labeled inventory is traceable to Amazon’s distribution pipeline.

What’s the gender split?
Mixed men’s and women’s. Typical 40-50% women’s, 30-40% men’s, plus 8-15% bathing suits and 5-10% accessories. Specific ratio varies per pallet.

What’s the condition?
Mostly new-condition items, individually packaged with original or LPN-relabeled packaging. Better condition than non-LPN Amazon apparel pallets.

Are the bathing suits new?
Bathing suits ship in the same individually-packaged new-condition mix as the rest of the apparel inventory.

Can I get a manifest?
Single-pallet Amazon LPN apparel pallets are not individually manifested at the SKU level. Pallet-level breakdown (men’s vs women’s vs swim percentages) can be discussed pre-purchase.

Is shipping really free?
Yes. Free nationwide curbside shipping is included in the $1,600 price across the contiguous US.

Do you offer poly-bagged Amazon clothing pallets?
Yes. See Amazon Clothing Pallet (Apparel) for the poly-bagged $1,000 format and Amazon Clothing Pallet (1,000 pieces) for the category-by-style 1,000-piece format.

What’s the condition disclosure language for invoicing buyers?
“Amazon LPN mixed apparel pallet, 1,000-2,000 pieces of LPN-sourced mixed men’s and women’s Amazon apparel, includes bathing suits within the mix. Pieces individually packaged. Mostly new condition. Mixed styles, sizes, and categories. Sold as-is.”

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