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The photos shown are non-contractual: they illustrate the type of products you may receive, without guaranteeing specific models, sizes, or colors.
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Bale of 60 Helly Hansen Jackets and Coats
Helly Hansen has been dressing sailors since 1877. The Norwegian brand then took the same obsession with staying dry into skiing, into city rainwear and onto building sites — and a bale of 60 of its jackets may bring all four together, with as much price spread between them as you would find across four separate brands.
You will usually find shells and ski jackets, the technical end of the lot: adjustable hood, taped seams, adjustable cuffs, sometimes a powder skirt — on lines such as Rider, Loke, Seven J or Alpha. The sailing side may bring the Crew Jacket, the brand's most recognisable piece: windproof nylon, high fleece-lined collar, hood stowed in the collar and the HH logo across the chest. The bale may also hold rain jackets and windbreakers such as the Dubliner or the Moss, insulated parkas and puffers, softshells, and Helly Hansen Workwear pieces — Kensington, Chelsea Evolution, Oxford — recognisable by their reinforcements, multiple pockets and, on some, reflective tape. Colours can run from plain black and navy to the colour-blocking of the older collections, including the heavy red-blue-yellow combinations of the nineties. The models named here are possible examples, never a guaranteed piece-by-piece content.
On a Helly Hansen jacket, the inner label is worth money. Helly Tech — in its Protection, Performance and Professional tiers — marks the brand's waterproof and breathable pieces, and the tier printed on the label ranks the piece directly. LIFALOFT, PrimaLoft and H2Flow flag the insulated or ventilated models, Hydro Power the sailing line. At equal condition and equal age, a jacket carrying one of these marks resells above a logo-only piece. On this brand it is the inner label, rather than the logo on the outside, that ranks the pieces within a single lot.
Helly Tech ski shells, where they turn up, are what pull the range upward: they sell one at a time, to buyers who compare membrane tiers and read the label before they pay. The Crew and the sailing pieces speak to an entirely different profile, closer to fashion than to performance, drawn by the logo and the colour-blocking — and that is where the bright colourways of the older collections pay best. Rain jackets and softshells make up the useful entry level: fast turnover, accessible price, low risk, the stock that fills a shop between two standout pieces. Workwear never crosses paths with the other three: it finds its buyer among tradespeople and professionals, on channels separate from fashion resale.
On a jacket, the selling window is well mapped: it opens in September, peaks from November to January and closes slowly through March, with a second surge on ski pieces around the winter holidays. Building stock a few months before that opening means reaching the market while the category is still uncrowded. Helly Hansen has the added advantage of not switching off with winter: the Crew is a mid-season piece, windbreakers pick up again in spring and workwear ignores the calendar altogether — three ways out where a strictly winter brand leaves only one.
Sizing is European but generous: built to be worn over one or two layers, these jackets often suit a frame one size up from what the label states. Cuts are predominantly men's, sizes assorted as received.
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