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B2B European fashion stock guide

A practical guide for retailers and resellers sourcing European fashion stock with images, quantities, condition and purchasing terms that can be checked before ordering.

Updated 31 July 2026

What is B2B fashion stock?

B2B fashion stock is merchandise offered to companies and professional traders, commonly from overstock, end-of-line inventory or samples. Items on ItaModaStock are new; known defects are disclosed and final quantities are confirmed in the quotation.

Three purchasing modes

Full lot

Purchase the entire available quantity under the conditions shown for the lot.

Partial lot

Where offered, select at least the stated share or quantity under the lot rules.

By style

Purchase one style where a dedicated minimum quantity is available.

Information to check before enquiring

Every assessment should start with the visible data and the confirmations in the written quotation.

  • Real product images and item reference
  • Composition, colour and available sizes
  • Condition and any disclosed defects
  • Available quantity and minimum purchase
  • Public price or an instruction to contact the team
  • Destination country, VAT, transport and final terms in the quotation

How the enquiry works

  1. 1. Compare

    Assess lots and styles through images, quantities and purchasing modes.

  2. 2. Select

    Collect the relevant items and state quantities and destination country.

  3. 3. Verify

    The team rechecks availability, condition, price, taxes and transport.

  4. 4. Receive a quotation

    The written proposal states final quantities and terms before an order.

European delivery, VAT and customs

Delivery is assessed for European destinations. Goods moving between EU Member States are not subject to internal customs duties, although VAT rules still apply. The United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway and other non-EU destinations can involve customs formalities, import VAT and extra charges, which are confirmed in the quotation.

Official sources for customs, VAT and product checks

These European Union references let buyers verify the general rules. Treatment of an individual transaction depends on the parties, destination, documents and VAT-number validity and is confirmed in the quotation.

Quick questions

Does every lot show a price?
No. If pricing depends on quantity, composition or destination, the catalogue asks the buyer to contact the team and the value is set in the quotation.
Does an enquiry reserve stock?
No. Stock is reserved only as stated in a confirmation or accepted quotation.
Are the products used?
No. Products are new, generally end-of-line stock, overstock or samples; known defects are disclosed.