Tops
Mostly cotton and cotton-blend short and long sleeves; flannels concentrate in winter mixes.
Used clothing bales, shelved the way the warehouse stores them.
Pick a grade, open a shelf and choose a category. Every bale category is graded A, B or C, pressed, strapped and labelled, and can be quoted per kilo CIF Karachi or for export to your market. For sorting houses, wholesalers and resale buyers only.
Men's Apparel
Wholesale used men's clothing bales, graded A, B and C and sorted by garment type and season.
Knitwear & Layering
Wool, acrylic and cotton knits with fleece and jersey layers; strongly winter-weighted.
Outerwear
Heavier, higher-value pieces; leather and wool coats are often sorted into their own bales.
Bottoms
Denim-heavy; shorts and lightweight trousers dominate summer mixes.
Workwear & Specialized
Durable cotton drill and polyester work garments, often from UK and European collections.
Underwear & Sleepwear
Thermals, sleepwear and robes; underwear is only traded where the destination market permits it.
Women's Apparel
Wholesale used women's clothing bales, from cream-grade dresses to standard commercial mixes.
Tops & Blouses
Light, high-count category; summer-weighted with a wide spread of fabrics.
Dresses & Skirts
Mixed lengths and fabrics; formal and evening wear can be separated as a premium line.
Knitwear & Layering
Acrylic, cotton and wool-blend knits; winter-weighted.
Outerwear
Higher-value pieces; puffers and coats concentrate in winter bales.
Bottoms
Denim-led category with strong demand across markets.
Activewear & Swimwear
Synthetic stretch fabrics; summer and sport-season weighted.
Kids' & Children's Apparel
Kids clothing bales wholesale, sorted by age band and season.
Infants / Baby (0 to 24 months)
Small, light garments; high piece count per kilo.
Toddler & Boys (2T to 14+)
Mixed ages unless an age band is specified in the order.
Toddler & Girls (2T to 14+)
Mixed ages unless specified; dresses lead summer mixes.
Seasonal Bundles
Ordered as winter or summer bundles to match the destination climate.
Bedding & Household Textiles
Used bedding and linen bales and household textiles, graded for reuse or recycling.
Bed Linen
Cotton and polycotton, mostly single and double sizes.
Blankets & Throws
Heavy per piece; demand peaks ahead of winter.
Bath & Kitchen
Absorbent cotton terry and linens.
Curtains & Drapery
Large, heavy pieces; lined curtains weigh most.
Shoes & Footwear
Used shoe bales wholesale: paired, graded and sorted by type.
Athletic
Branded sneakers and trainers; the highest-value footwear category.
Casual & Daily
Everyday footwear in canvas, leather and synthetics.
Formal / Dress
Leather-led; women's heels and flats sorted separately where volumes allow.
Boots
Heavy per pair; strongly winter-weighted.
Sandals
Light, summer category for hot-climate markets.
Children's Footwear
Small sizes, high pair count per bale.
No category matches. Try another word or grade, or send us your spec.
§ 01Grades
Grade A, B and C: what each one means.
Grade words mean different things to different sellers, so every Ragtrail contract writes the definition down. These are ours.
Cream / Premium
Grade A
Condition. Clean, wearable, close to new. No stains, holes, pilling or fading that a buyer would notice. Current styles and recognised brands where the category allows.
Target market. Resale-ready stock for secondhand retailers, vintage and online resellers, and premium export markets that pay for condition.
Low tolerance for faults; any rejects found on opening are claimable against the spec.
All Grade A balesStandard Commercial
Grade B
Condition. Wearable with light, visible wear: minor fading, light pilling, a missing button. Mixed styles and brands.
Target market. The volume grade for wholesale markets in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, and for market traders selling by the piece.
Moderate tolerance for wear; no wet, mouldy or contaminated items.
All Grade B balesUtility / Low Grade
Grade C
Condition. Worn, faded, stained or damaged but still usable: as utility wear, for re-making, or cut into wipers.
Target market. Low-price markets, workwear and utility resale, wiping-rag cutters and fibre recyclers.
Priced to its use; anything non-rewearable is routed to recycling streams.
All Grade C balesReferenceHow we grade
Primary sorting
Collected stock (credential: as it comes out of banks and shops) is opened and separated into broad streams: clothing, shoes, bags and accessories, household textiles, and non-textile contamination removed.
Grade A, B and C
Each stream is graded on condition, style and brand into Grade A (cream / premium), Grade B (standard commercial) and Grade C (utility / low grade). Grade definitions are written into every Ragtrail contract, because the words alone mean different things to different sellers.
Tertiary sorting
Graded stock is sorted again by category (garment type, gender, age), by season (summer, winter, mixed) and by fabric, so a buyer can order exactly what their market sells: for example Grade A men's winter jackets, or Grade B children's summer mix.
Non-rewearable processing
Items that cannot be worn again are not mixed into wearable bales. Cotton-rich textiles are cut into wiping rags; the rest goes to fibre recycling (shoddy, insulation, felt). Footwear that cannot be paired or repaired is processed separately.
Full explanation: What is grade A, B and C used clothing? and How clothing sorting and grading works.
§ 02Before you order
How a bale order works.
Choose grade and category
Use the shelves above, or send your own spec: grade, categories, season weighting and tolerances.
Get a quote per kilo
Priced CIF Karachi or to your port, in your bale format: 45 kg pressed bales, 55 kg pressed bales, 100 kg pressed bales, other weights on request.
See the evidence
Opened sample bales on video, the weighbridge ticket and the seal number before you pay the balance.
Receive and sort
Claims are raised against the agreed spec inside the claim window.
Current lots from verified suppliers are listed in the trading portal for verified buyers.
Next step
Tell us the bales you need.
Send a buying spec, or call the trade desk for a quote per kilo.