Lot of 325 Macy’s & Bloomingdale’s Women’s Shoes: Assorted Sizes & Styles, All New Shelf Pulls

This is a single pallet of apparel and footwear stock sourced from Macy’s overstock and customer-return channels. It ships as one standard pallet, shrink-wrapped and banded.

What is in this load

This Macy’s Bloomingdale’s women’s shoes pallet lands 325 pairs of assorted department-store footwear on one skid, priced at $4,000, a cost basis of roughly $12.31 per pair. Every pair is a shelf pull: merchandise removed from active retail floors during seasonal resets and rotation, typically in good cosmetic shape with original or lightly handled packaging. For a flipper, that per-pair number is the whole story, department-store shoes routinely carry $59 to $199 retail tickets, so your job is simply to list, ship, and pocket the spread.

Liquidation math on footwear is friendly when your basis is this low. Industry data shows Macy’s shoe pallets typically land resellers between $8.79 and $11.62 per pair, and buyers across department-store loads generally acquire inventory at 10%-25% of original retail. At $12.31 a pair against $59-$199 tickets, this lot sits right in that proven window.

These are new shelf pulls sourced straight from major U.S. retail supply chains, not customer returns. Cosmetic condition is generally good with original or lightly handled boxes; a small share may show shelf wear, a missing lid, or a try-on scuff, which is normal for any shelf-pull assortment and already baked into the per-pair price. Inspect and grade on arrival, photograph honestly, and price accordingly. A simple three-tier sort on delivery, hero designer pairs for individual listings, solid mid-brands for standard listings, and any scuffed or odd-size pairs for bundles or bin-store bins, turns 325 mixed pairs into a fast, repeatable resale pipeline.

Condition and disclosure

Loads in this category are mixed condition. They combine customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock in proportions that vary from load to load. Items are not individually tested, inspected or graded before shipping, and some units will be damaged, incomplete or unsellable. That is a normal part of buying liquidation stock at this price level.

• Sold unmanifested. There is no item-level list of what the load contains.
• Piece counts, where stated, are approximate and are not a guaranteed quantity.
• Brands, sizes, colors and models vary and cannot be selected or requested.
• Nothing is tested for function. Electrical and powered goods are sold untested.
• Sold as-is. Resale outcomes depend on your own channel, pricing and labor.

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