All about TAGZ

At Tagz, we offer you two simple and effective options:

• The Boxes : Perfect for precise selection, with a fixed number of sorted items.
• The Kilo Deals : Ideal for larger volumes at an unbeatable price!

Our boxes are filled with iconic vintage clothing, perfect for attracting your customers! You will find a wide selection of shirts, jeans, T-shirts, sweaters, workwear…and much more.

And because quality is essential, we select pieces from major brands as Ralph Lauren, Levi's, Dickies, Patagonia, The North Face and many more. A great way to offer your store vintage gems that make a difference!

No, we do not buy back clothes.

However, if you are semi-wholesaler or professional, do not hesitate to contact our sales department for possible collaborations.

We work with international suppliers specialized in vintage and second-hand fashion.

Each batch is carefully sorted and selected to meet current market standards.

No,TAGZ is a wholesaler and only sells wholesale (lots per kilo or per piece).

Our process takes place in several stages:

1. Sourcing & initial sorting by our international suppliers.
2. Selection and categorization according to TAGZ trends and standards.
3. Quality control to eliminate possible counterfeits as well as excessively damaged parts.

Understanding our grades

Every box displays a badge indicating its composition. Here is what each grade means:

🟢 Grade A — good overall condition

Garments that meet professional second-hand standards: few or no visible flaws. Resellable after a simple wash and press.

🟡 Grade B — visible signs of wear

Usable pieces showing more pronounced marks of use: light stains, fading, fabric wear or minor flaws. Well suited to resale at an adjusted price, or after light reconditioning.

What each badge means:

• Badge "Grade A/B" → around 80% Grade A + 20% Grade B.
• Badge "Grade B" → 100% Grade B (no Grade A pieces).
• Badge "Bale" → around 75% Grade A on average, a rate that varies from one bale to the next.

👉 Always refer to the badge shown on each box: it states the exact composition of that particular lot.

Compressed bales: what to expect

A bale is not a box. It is sold exactly as we receive it: press-compressed and strapped. We remove no pieces, we recompose nothing, and we do not wash.

• Around 75% Grade A on average, against ~80% for a box. This is an observed average that varies from one bale to the next: as no re-sorting is carried out, the composition depends entirely on the incoming shipment.
• The clothes arrive creased. This is the effect of compression and has no impact on the fabric: steaming is enough.
• Washing and ironing are your responsibility before listing.
• Neither brands, nor sizes, nor models are guaranteed piece by piece. What the product page describes is an average composition, not a certified item-by-item content.

This is the accepted trade-off for the lowest price per piece in our catalogue: less selection upstream, more reconditioning work, and the widest margin once that work is done.

The reality of second-hand

Like any garment that has already had a first life, some items show natural signs of use: softened fabric, less rigid finishes, small imperfections that come from washing and time. These characteristics are inherent to vintage clothing and part of the product's life cycle.

Our advice for getting the most from your resale

Before listing, plan for light care: washing, ironing, and where needed stain removal or a minor repair. This reconditioning work makes a clear difference to how the pieces present and how attractive they look.

To learn more about our grading system and the distinction between Grade A and Grade B, see our dedicated guide.