Resellers B2B: how Vrool trade lots work

Resellers B2B is the navigation group for Vrool’s resale sourcing and trade area. Wholesale opens the Selling to Resellers B2B catalogue, where stock is described and priced as lots for trade buyers.

Start by opening a lot and reading its actual description. Check the category, number of pieces, grade, mix and sizing notes, photographs and any product video. The per-piece figure helps compare lots, while the lot total shows the items subtotal for that bundle. Delivery and any applicable VAT are confirmed through the invoice process, so the items subtotal is not necessarily the final delivered cost.

Do not assume that a grade label tells you every detail about every garment. Ask about the condition and mix you need for your business. Plan for inspection, cleaning or repair where appropriate and decide whether the stock suits your customers. Future resale prices and profit are not guaranteed.

To request a lot, sign in and provide the business, contact and delivery details requested on the form. Read the exact reservation or request terms shown before submitting. Depending on the active checkout, the page may ask for a reservation payment or offer an unpaid request followed by business review. Follow the invoice instructions before paying any remaining balance.

Use My requests to review your trade requests. If Book video call is available, it opens the offered hand-pick booking option; booking a call does not itself reserve stock.

The present catalogue is managed by Vrool. It is not an open self-service wholesale publishing area for every member. Individuals who want to sell a few owned pieces can use the ordinary marketplace listing process instead.

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Vrool editorial guide. Prepared with AI assistance and checked against current feature information or the linked sources on 23 October 2026. Share your experience or suggest a correction below.