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Trial
A small packed-lot test of winter type, condition and process before committing.
Trial orders →Heavier used winter clothing — coats, jackets, sweaters, knitwear and layered winter wear — sorted, graded and bale-packed for cold-season resale markets.
Used winter clothes are sorted around cold-weather function and layering — outerwear, mid-layers and warmth-focused garments for cold and temperate-cold markets.
Tell us your destination climate severity and resale positioning and we map the winter configuration to it.
Confirmed winter product lines with product-specific packing and grading. Availability varies — ask us for the current mix.
Sorted used granular velvet clothing for export buyers — granular velvet garments in various styles and colorful designs, graded and bale-packed with regional packing options for different destination markets.
Sorted used fur coats for export buyers — fur and faux fur coats in various styles and colorful designs, graded and bale-packed with regional packing options for different destination markets.
Sorted used corduroy pants for export buyers — corduroy pants in various styles and colorful designs, graded and bale-packed with regional packing options for different destination markets.
Sorted brand man jackets for export buyers — brand-quality men's jackets in mixed color and mixed size, sorted, graded and bale-packed for resale markets.
Sorted mixed used children winter wear for export buyers — kids winter clothing in various styles and colorful designs, graded and bale-packed with regional packing options for different destination markets.
Not sure which winter mix to start with? Use these five questions and we'll recommend a configuration.
Severe cold vs temperate-cold changes outerwear weight and layering.
Women's winter, men's winter or mixed-gender winter lots.
Outerwear, mid-layer, bottoms or a mixed winter assortment.
Grade A / Grade B confirmed per winter product line.
Trial, bulk or container — packing planned per volume.
Used winter clothing is naturally variable, especially in material weight and layering. We state the boundaries up front so your resale expectation matches the goods you receive.
We do not apply one universal winter bale weight or a country-fixed grade. Your order specification states the exact grade and packing.
Available packing direction for winter clothing. Not a universal standard — confirm before order.
75kg is an available packing format currently listed for many clothing products — it is not a universal winter standard, and heavier outerwear may use a different format. Final weight and format are confirmed on the order specification.
Buy by purchase volume. Try a small winter lot first, then grow with confidence.
A small packed-lot test of winter type, condition and process before committing.
Trial orders →Plan a full 20FT / 40FT / 40HQ winter shipment, packing planned before loading.
Container orders →Cold severity and resale positioning differ by region. Start with your market.
High-altitude and cold-season regional demand for winter outerwear and knitwear.
Explore →Limited winter demand — mostly highland and cooler-region resale channels.
Explore →Cold-season demand in cooler regions for outerwear and warm layering.
Explore →Seasonal winter demand in southern and high-altitude regions.
Explore →Verifiable sorting, supply, inspection and packing — not empty claims.
Winter clothing separated by layer, gender and condition grade.
Cold-season sourcing keeps winter mix and volume available.
Workers quality-check and re-grade before and during packing.
Compression and securing to product-specific bale standards.
A winter lot is sorted around cold-season function and layering rather than a single garment type. It typically includes coats and jackets, sweaters and knitwear, warm trousers and heavy denim. You can order a single layer focus (for example winter outerwear only) or a mixed winter assortment — the exact composition is confirmed per order.
Many currently listed clothing products use a 75kg bale, but this is an available packing option, not a universal winter standard. Heavier outerwear items may use a different pack format because of compression and garment weight. We confirm the exact weight and format per product before you order.
Yes. Tell us your destination climate and the seasonal split you need, and we configure the mix with appropriate packing. For a wider seasonal range, see the full Used Clothes category.
Cold-winter and temperate-cold markets have the strongest winter demand, including cold-season regions in Africa, the Middle East and South America. Winter demand is more seasonal than summer demand in most destinations. Market does not automatically determine grade — your resale positioning does. See our Africa solutions for a destination example.
Ross operates an A/B commercial grading system. The exact criteria are product-specific — a Grade A winter coat is assessed on different points than a Grade A sweater. Grade does not guarantee identical style, color, size, material weight or zero signs of use. See the Quality Grade page for the full framework.
We support trial, bulk and container orders depending on winter product type and packing. Tell us your destination, winter focus and target volume and we’ll confirm a realistic starting point. See trial orders for the smallest starting option.
A short form helps us prepare the right winter clothing configuration for your market and order size.
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