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Spring Ahead! Get a Jump on Sourcing for the Season
Feb 25 2020 · BY Editorial Team
The first official day of spring is March 19th but for many around the country, that day can’t come soon enough. Some shoppers are counting down the days to wear shorts and sandals, others are planning their vacations, while some are getting a jump start on their spring cleaning to-do lists. Whatever it may be, there are plenty of reasons to shop for the season; which is why now is the perfect time to start sourcing.
Source Apparel & Accessories for Spring
Whether it’s for the warmer weather or upcoming vacations, for many, it’s time to ditch the heavy winter clothes! And looking ahead to spring, all trends point to the ’60s and ‘70s coming back in a big way. Check out Macy’s, QVC Liquidation Auctions, Contemporary Fashion Auctions, and others for wide flare denim (opposite of skinny jeans), crochet dresses, bohemian prints, polka dots, large tote bags, and Mary Jane platform shoes. Also, don’t skimp on sourcing colorful items! Vibrant colors and even neon are all on trend this coming spring season.
Browse Apparel AuctionsHome & Garden Goods for Spring
Outdoor living, spring cleaning, it’s all about giving your home a fresh start for spring. Patio furniture, pool equipment, home improvement tools, BBQ gear, cleaning supplies, home decor, and other decorative home accessories all see increased demand once the weather warms up. From top retailers like Home Depot, Walmart, Target and more, you can source all sorts of fabulous outside and inside home finds just in time for spring.
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Warmer weather means it’s time to get outside. Whether it’s to ride bikes, play basketball, hike, tackle home projects or host backyard parties, these are all great sourcing opportunities from marketplaces like Walmart Liquidation Auctions, Lowe’s Liquidation, and Amazon Liquidation Auctions. Consider sourcing merchandise like tents, pool floats, sporting equipment, and cooking supplies. Additionally, think ahead to spring holidays and special events. For example, sports gear and team memorabilia for March Madness or home decor and jewelry for Mother’s Day.
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