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  • Balle de 50 Ski Racing Jackets-TAGZ
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BALE

Bale of 50 Ski Racing Jackets

€720,00 €900,00
Save €180,00
€14,40 /item

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Box contents

  • 50 competition-inspired shell jackets (skiing, snowmobiling, motorsports), compressed bale of approximately 45 kg
  • Types included: colorblock zip-up jackets, technical windbreakers/shells, some lined or lightly padded, stand-up collars or hoods
  • Possible brands: FXR, Snap-on (Racing / RCR / Pedregon Racing), Arctic Wear / Team Arctic, as well as colorblock jackets with no identifiable label brand — possible examples seen in this batch, not guaranteed piece by piece
  • Styles: 80s-90s vintage colorblock, competitive skiing and motorsports (snowmobiling, auto racing)
  • Gender: unisex · mostly loose fits
  • Sizes: assorted based on arrival, cannot be selected
  • Weight: ~45 kg
  • Target resale season: autumn-winter

Resale tips

Sort items before washing anything: Grade A, resalable after cleaning, on one side; Grade B, needing repairs, on the other. For this type of jacket, sorting depends on the zippers, seams, and the condition of the embroidered patches—not on wrinkling, which is only caused by compression and disappears with washing or steaming.

Care

Wash at 30°C (85°F), delicate cycle, liquid detergent, never use fabric softener on lined or fleece models—it causes the filling to clump. Never use an iron directly on nylon, as it will melt or become shiny on the surface: opt for steam-smoothing while the jacket is hanging. Wash pieces with embroidered patches inside out to protect the thread and the colors of the logo. Always check zippers, wrist and waist elastics (often worn out by compression), and the seams of lined models.

Resale strategy

  • List online starting in September. Demand rises in October and peaks in November-December.
  • Sell individually. The unit value of these pieces, especially with visible branding, is too high to be diluted in a bundle.
  • Clearly state the niche in the title of the listing: "vintage FXR snowmobile jacket," "Snap-on racing jacket," "90s colorblock ski racing jacket." These are search terms typed exactly as-is by buyers in this niche. For unbranded pieces, focus on the color and era rather than inventing a brand.
  • Photograph on a hanger or worn, never laid flat—flat shots squash the volume of loose-fitting cuts. Add a close-up of the embroidered patch and one of the label when visible.
  • Provide flat measurements (shoulders, chest, length); these technical jackets do not always follow a standard size chart.

Resale potential

After sorting, washing, and refurbishing, a Grade A vintage ski racing jacket of this type generally resells for between €35 and €75 each on Vinted or Depop depending on the model — colorblock jackets with no identifiable brand at the lower end of the range, pieces with visible branding (FXR, Snap-on, Arctic Wear) at the higher end (indicative range — to be confirmed and adjusted with your own sales).

Potential gain on this bale: approximately €1,700 in potential resale value , using a conservative average of €45 per piece for the expected Grade A jackets. The rest depends on your sorting, refurbishment, and photos.

Indicative potential: it depends on your sorting, your photos, and your market.

Quality of items

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.

Sizes and photos

Each box includes a balanced mix of sizes, styles, and colors, depending on available arrivals.

The photos shown are non-contractual: they illustrate the type of products you may receive, without guaranteeing specific models, sizes, or colors.

Each lot is unique, guaranteeing a pleasant surprise with every order.

Fast & Flexible Delivery

Your sourcing shouldn't wait.

All our orders are shipped within 24 to 72 business hours.

Delivery time then depends on the chosen shipping method and destination.

After dispatch, delivery times are estimated at 1 to 4 business days in France and 2 to 4 business days in Europe.

You will receive a tracking link upon shipment to track your package in real time.

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Bale of 50 Ski Racing Jackets

Box description

FXR, Snap-on Racing, Arctic Wear: on this bale, the embroidered patches come as much from snowmobiling and auto racing as they do from skiing — and it is precisely this mix of racing jackets, cut in the same color-blocked patterns, that creates the “ski racing” style sought after in thrift stores and on Vinted. This bale contains 50 of them.

The racing wardrobe, from skiing to snowmobiling

Nylon shell jackets, zippered, cut for sports: high collars or hoods, tightened cuffs, sometimes with a lining or light fleece inside. Some feature sponsor patches embroidered on the chest and sleeves (racing team, manufacturer, discipline), others rely solely on the color-blocked look, with no visible logo. Both versions belong to the same wardrobe: that of teams and sponsors rather than classic ready-to-wear.

Motorsport brands, not ready-to-wear

FXR has been outfitting snowmobiling and motocross since the 90s, with a reputation that has only grown among collectors of technical jackets. Snap-on associates its name with professional tools and race sponsorship (drag racing, NASCAR), and its team jackets resell just like pit crew jackets. Arctic Wear carries the Team Arctic line, the competition team for Arctic Cat snowmobiles. Three different worlds, one shared racing wardrobe aesthetic, which explains why these pieces resell for more than an anonymous colorblock jacket as soon as the logo is identifiable.

Potential that plays out at two speeds

Branded pieces interest an audience of technical jacket and vintage streetwear collectors, who search for the exact name in the search bar and pay accordingly. Colorblock models without a visible label reach a wider audience, drawn to the 80s-90s aesthetic rather than the brand itself—a segment just as active on Vinted and Depop, provided that the colorway is highlighted in the photos and the title of the listing.

A short season, to be anticipated well in advance

These technical jackets follow the same calendar as the rest of the outerwear: demand starts in October, peaks in November-December, and continues as long as the cold weather lasts. In this category, the raw material arrives several months before the season in which it resells — giving you time to sort, wash, and photograph each piece before demand arrives, not during it.

Custom Order

Are you looking for bulk quantities, precise stock, or dedicated support?

Our team is available to assist you! Contact us and we'll help you find the ideal selection for your business.

Frequently asked questions about boxes

Why trust TAGZ?

At TAGZ, your second-hand clothing wholesaler, we do everything we can to guarantee you a reliable, simple and secure shopping experience:

✅ Trusted French company

We are a French company, based in Oise, near Paris, with a share capital of €30,000. With several years of experience in the wholesale of clothes used, we know perfectly the needs of professionals.

✅ Quality controlled

All our products are hand-sorted and carefully inspected. Our lots are mostly composed of Grade A clothing, selected for their good overall condition and resale potential.

As with any second-hand product, some items may show normal signs of wear related to their previous use.

✅ Stock in France & fast shipping

Our items are in stock in our warehouse. All order is shipped within 24 to 72 hours, without customs fees, with a delivery fast and real-time tracking.

✅ Big brands at great prices

Ralph Lauren, Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas… Our offer includes a wide clothing range of brands sought after, at the best price so you can maximize your margins.

✅ Customer service at your disposal

Our team is available by phone, email, chat or social media to answer any questions you may have before or after yourpurchaseYour satisfaction is our priority.

✅ A sustainable & responsible partner

By choosing TAGZ, you promote recycling, the circular economy and contribute to reducing the ecological impact of fashion thanks to second-hand clothes.

TAGZ supports resellers at every stage, with an offer designed for a sustainable business.

Where do your vintage clothes come from?

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

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

What is the quality of the clothes in the batches?

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.

What are the delivery times and conditions?

We prepare your orders in 24 to 72 working hours, ready to be shipped so that you can receive your stock as soon as possible.

The shipping time corresponds to the time required to prepare and hand over the package to the carrier.
The delivery time will then depend on the shipping method chosen and your location.

If you are close to our warehouse, you can also collect your order directly on site (only on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.).

Estimated delivery times (after dispatch):

  • France: 1 to 2 working days at home, 3 to 4 working days at a relay point.
  • International: 2 to 4 working days.

These delivery times are indicative only and may vary depending on the destination, the carrier and the volume of the order.

Do you accept returns or exchanges?

Yes, you have a 14-day processing time from the date of receipt of your order to notify us of your wish to return.

Returns are accepted only on a complete batch, not used, andin its original state It is not possible to return a selection of parts from the same batch.

The return shipping costs remain the responsibility of the customer, unless we have made a proven error.