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Trial
A small new stock test of shoe type, supply type and process before committing.
Trial orders →New, unworn footwear supplied as stock or clearance inventory — sourced and supplied for export buyers. This is a separate supply-type model from our used-goods categories, and current availability is confirmed per order.
New stock and clearance shoes are new, unworn footwear — supplied by Ross from stock or clearance channels. This is a supply-type distinction, not a used-goods grade. Current availability is confirmed per order.
Tell us your target new stock resale channel and we map the configuration to it.
New, unworn footwear across several supply-type directions. Availability varies — ask us for the current new stock mix and confirm the supply type.
New stock designer-style men's sneakers for export buyers — mixed designer sneaker styles in mixed color and mixed size, sorted and bale-packed for resale markets.
New stock sourcing depends on current supply channels. Use these five questions and we'll confirm what is currently available.
New stock vs clearance — supply-type direction confirmed per order.
Sneakers, casual or mixed new footwear types.
Full size run vs specific size profile — confirmed per order.
Boxed vs unboxed where applicable — confirmed per order.
Trial lots to full container — packing planned per volume.
New stock and clearance footwear is new, unworn — but supply-type availability and composition vary. We state the boundaries up front so your resale expectation matches the goods you receive.
New stock and clearance shoes are new, unworn footwear — a separate supply-type model. Condition is new, and stock/clearance is a supply-type distinction, not a used-goods grade.
Used brand shoes and used mixed shoes are pre-owned footwear assessed on a used A/B grade system. See the Used Shoes category for the full structure.
We keep these models separate so your order expectation is clear.
New stock and clearance are supply-type directions, not fixed commercial policies. The exact supply-type scope for your order is confirmed before quotation.
Ross sources and supplies new stock and clearance footwear — we do not manufacture these shoes. Brand presence within these lots varies and specific brands are not guaranteed as permanent.
For current availability and the applicable supply-type scope, tell us your destination, shoe type focus and target volume.
Condition is new (unworn). Supply type and packing are confirmed per product — we do not apply one universal shoe packing standard.
Available packing direction for new stock footwear. Not a universal standard — confirm before order.
New stock and clearance footwear packing is confirmed per product and per supply channel. There is no universal new stock shoe packing standard — exact weight, format and packaging are confirmed on the order specification.
Buy by purchase volume. Try a small new stock lot first, then grow with confidence.
A small new stock test of shoe type, supply type and process before committing.
Trial orders →Consistent new stock lots with confirmed supply type, packing and quality checks.
Bulk orders →Plan a full 20FT / 40FT / 40HQ new stock shipment, packing planned before loading.
Container orders →New stock resale positioning differs by region. Start with your market.
New stock footwear for value-oriented and mid-tier resale channels.
Explore →Verifiable sourcing, checking and packing — not empty claims.
New stock and clearance footwear sourced from current supply channels.
Model, size and packaging verified against the confirmed order specification.
Footwear sorted by type, size profile and supply type as agreed.
Packing format and packaging confirmed before loading.
New stock and clearance shoes are new, unworn footwear — their condition is “new”, and stock/clearance is a supply-type distinction, not a used-goods grade. Used shoes are pre-owned and assessed on a used A/B grade system. We keep these two models separate in every order. See the Used Shoes category for the used model.
New stock and clearance are supply-type directions, not fixed commercial policies. The exact supply-type scope for your order — including what “stock” or “clearance” means for the specific footwear you need — is confirmed before quotation. Tell us your destination, shoe type focus and target volume and we will confirm the applicable scope.
No. Ross sources and supplies new stock and clearance footwear from current supply channels. We do not manufacture these shoes. Our role is sourcing, sorting, checking and supplying them for export.
Brand presence within new stock lots varies, and specific brands are not guaranteed as permanent. We supply new stock footwear across several supply channels, and confirm what is currently available for your order. If a specific brand direction is important, tell us up front and we will confirm the realistic scope before you order.
Packaging varies by supply channel. Boxed or unboxed packaging is confirmed per order, and the applicable packaging scope for your order is agreed on the order specification. There is no universal new stock packaging rule.
Packing is confirmed per product and per supply channel — there is no universal new stock shoe packing standard. The exact weight, format and packaging are agreed on the order specification. For a small starting option, see trial orders.
New stock availability and order size depend on the current supply channel and the specific footwear you need. Tell us your destination, shoe type focus and target volume and we’ll confirm a realistic starting point.
A short form helps us confirm the current new stock or clearance scope for your market and order size.
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