We Buy Y2K: prepare a bundle for Vrool sourcing review

We Buy Y2K is Vrool’s sourcing route for selected Y2K, true vintage, designer and used branded clothing. It is different from listing each garment yourself or buying a trade lot through Wholesale.

Open Resellers B2B, then We Buy Y2K, and read the current acceptance criteria. The page asks for clean, wearable pieces with resale appeal. Generic basics, new fast-fashion clearance, counterfeit, soiled, damaged or otherwise unsellable stock do not fit the brief.

Choose the individual or business form as appropriate. Describe the type of pieces, approximate quantity, brands and condition, and provide the requested contact and collection-address details. Use photographs of the actual bundle, with enough space and light to make individual garments visible. Add labels or close-ups when they explain the brand, era or condition.

Do not send a parcel just because you completed the form. Submissions are manually reviewed first. Keep the items until Vrool responds with the posting decision and, if approved, the instructions for sending them.

Read the ownership declaration before agreeing. The current form states that a parcel becomes Vrool’s property once it arrives and cannot be returned. It also makes clear that submission is not a guaranteed offer or valuation. The assessment happens after physical inspection, and unsellable stock may receive no payment.

For current bundle thresholds, valuation information and payment details, read the live We Buy Y2K information and the pricing page linked there. Those sourcing terms are separate from any Try On Social sharing feature.

Which details help explain a bundle best: era, labels, condition or a clear overview photograph?

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.