Target Bedding Truckload, 24 Pallets Mixed Bedding

The Target bedding truckload is Save More’s only dedicated bedding-category truckload from Target: 24 pallets at approximately 3-4 feet tall each, broad assortment of bedding from Target’s bed and bath department, at $7,500 per truckload. The bedding category is structurally different from general merchandise truckloads. Bedding sells through retail channels at consistent margins with low customer return risk, making this one of the more predictable truckload formats for retailers and bulk resellers.

This pallet-set is structurally unique in the Save More catalog as the only category-specific bedding truckload. Where Target’s Monsters Truckload covers cross-category general merchandise, this truckload concentrates 24 pallets entirely on bedding. Ideal for retailers building bedding-aisle inventory, bin stores with home-goods sections, and online sellers running bedding-focused storefronts.

What’s in the truckload

• 24 pallets per truckload, approximately 3-4 feet tall each
• Bedding category exclusive. Entire load is bedding inventory from Target
• Comforter sets. Single comforters and full sets (with shams)
• Sheet sets. Twin, full, queen, king sizes
• Quilts and coverlets. Lighter-weight bedding
• Duvets and duvet covers
• Pillowcases and shams
• Mattress pads and protectors. High-velocity practical inventory
• Pillows and throws. Decorative + functional
• Popular styles, sizes, seasonal varieties. Full Target bedding portfolio
• Condition: new and shelf pulls. Very few customer returns
• Mixed Target bedding brands, Threshold, Pillowfort (kids), Casaluna, Room Essentials, Bullseye’s Playground seasonal, Target-exclusive bedding collections

Why bedding truckloads work for retailers

Bedding has structural advantages over many other category truckloads:

• Low return rate at retail resale. Bedding doesn’t need fit verification; what you see is what you get
• High per-piece resale price points. Comforter sets at $40-$120 retail, sheet sets $20-$60
• Consistent year-round demand. Bedding sells across all seasons (with peaks around dorm moves, weddings, gift seasons)
• Bin-store and discount-retail format fit. Bedding sections are common in bin stores, dollar discount, closeout retail
• Cross-channel resale flexibility. Physical retail, eBay, Amazon, Facebook Marketplace, consignment all work for bedding
• Lower shipping per dollar of inventory. Bedding is voluminous but lightweight per dollar value

Per-pallet and per-truckload economics

At $7,500 across 24 pallets, per-pallet cost basis = $312 per pallet. Per-truckload economics work in favor of retailers and bulk distributors:

• Discount retail chain inventory cost, $312/pallet basis enables 4-8× markup at retail
• Bin store bedding section rotation. Single truckload supplies multiple bin-store locations
• Online bedding storefront inventory. EBay/Amazon bedding storefronts run from truckload depth
• Cross-channel distributor margins. Sell to small retailers at $500-$800/pallet, capture $200-$500/pallet margin

Retail value per truckload typically estimates $45,000-$85,000 MSRP across the 24 pallets based on Target’s bedding category average pricing. Recovery against the $7,500 truckload cost basis lands 6-11× cost recovery for retailers with active retail channels and 3-5× for online resellers running individual listings.

Bedding inventory mix typical in the load

A representative Target bedding truckload may include:

• 6-8 pallets of comforter sets, Threshold and Casaluna being the largest brand shares
• 4-6 pallets of sheet sets. Across all sizes (twin through king)
• 2-4 pallets of mattress pads and protectors. Practical high-velocity inventory
• 2-3 pallets of pillows and throws. Decorative + functional
• 2-3 pallets of quilts and coverlets. Lighter-weight bedding
• 1-2 pallets of duvets, duvet covers, shams. Premium-tier bedding
• 1-2 pallets of Pillowfort kids bedding. Kids/character-themed bedding

Specific distribution varies per truckload based on Target’s overstock cycle at intake time.

Condition. Mostly new and shelf pulls

The truckload’s condition disclosure is meaningful:

• Most pieces brand new. Overstock from Target’s bed/bath department
• Some shelf pulls. Items that sat on display but never sold
• Very few customer returns. Bedding returns are typically isolated cases
• Packaging may show light shelf wear. Stickers, light handling marks on packaging
• Items are generally retail-ready. Minimal repackaging needed for resale

This is materially better condition than general-merchandise truckloads, which typically include 30-40% returns mixed with new and shelf-pull inventory.

Mixed Target bedding brands typical in the load

• Threshold, Target’s primary in-house bedding brand (largest share)
• Casaluna, Target’s premium bedding brand (higher MSRP per piece)
• Pillowfort, Target’s kids bedding brand (themed and character bedding)
• Room Essentials, Target’s value bedding brand
• Bullseye’s Playground. Seasonal and impulse bedding
• Target-exclusive bedding collections. Designer collaborations and themed launches

Who buys a Target bedding truckload

• Discount retail chains. Bedding aisle inventory
• Bin stores with home-goods sections
• Online bedding storefront operators. EBay, Amazon, Walmart Marketplace
• Facebook Marketplace bulk resellers
• Distributor-to-small-retailer operators
• Export buyers sourcing for international bedding retail
• Dollar discount and closeout retail
• Mattress retailers cross-selling bedding at point of sale
• College/dorm-supply seasonal retailers (peak Aug-Sept)
• Wedding and gift-market resellers

Truckload terms. Sold as-is, no manifests

Target bedding truckloads are sold as-is, where-is with no manifests. Save More sources from Target’s national bedding overstock channel, photographs intake, and ships. Pallets ship as-received from Target’s distribution centers.

Truckload-specific terms:

• 24-pallet truckload ships LTL or full truckload depending on destination
• Buyer is responsible for unloading unless freight coordination is pre-arranged
• Local pickup or freight coordination available on request
• Truckload sales are final. No returns, refunds, or exchanges
• Free nationwide shipping included in the $7,500 price across the contiguous US

Why source from Save More Liquidations

• Authentic Target bedding channel, Target’s national bed/bath overstock + shelf pulls
• 24 pallets at mostly new + shelf pull condition. Premium-tier truckload format
• Bedding-category exclusive. No general merchandise mixed in
• Mostly Threshold + Casaluna brand share. Premium-tier brand inventory
• Free nationwide shipping included in the $7,500 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 pallets are in a truckload?
24 pallets, approximately 3-4 feet tall each.

What bedding categories are included?
Comforter sets, sheet sets, quilts and coverlets, duvets and duvet covers, pillowcases and shams, mattress pads and protectors, pillows, and throws.

What sizes are included?
Full Target bedding size range. Twin, full, queen, king. Specific distribution varies per truckload.

What’s the condition mix?
Mostly new + shelf pulls. Very few customer returns. Packaging may show light shelf wear or stickers. Items are generally retail-ready.

What brands are typical?
Threshold (largest share), Casaluna (premium tier), Pillowfort (kids), Room Essentials (value tier), Bullseye’s Playground (seasonal), and Target-exclusive bedding collections.

Is there a manifest?
No manifests provided. Inventory ships as-received from Target’s distribution centers.

Can I pick up locally?
Local pickup or freight coordination is available on request. Contact sales@savemoreliquidations.com or call (904) 651-5547.

Do you offer bedding at single-pallet scale?
The bedding truckload is the only bedding-category dedicated format in the Save More catalog. Bedding inventory may appear in general merchandise pallets and the Target Premium Bins pallet where applicable.

What’s the condition disclosure language for invoicing buyers?
“Target bedding truckload, 24 pallets of Target bedding inventory including comforter sets, sheet sets, quilts, duvets, pillowcases, mattress pads, pillows, and throws. Condition mostly new and shelf pulls with very few customer returns. Sold as-is, where-is. No manifests.”

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