Target Truckloads Explained

Understanding the Different Types of Target Liquidation Truckloads
Complete Guide for Resellers, Exporters & Whatnot Sellers

Target liquidation truckloads are known for clean inventory, consistent categories, and strong resale value. Whether you’re running a Whatnot live stream, filling a bin store, or sourcing for export, understanding the different load types is key to making smart purchasing decisions.

Here’s your complete guide to the most popular types of Target liquidation truckloads:

1. Target HPC (High Piece Count)
Truckloads packed with thousands of smaller general merchandise items. Perfect for bin stores and Whatnot sellers who run high-volume or blind-box style shows. Categories may include home goods, toys, beauty, accessories, and impulse items.

2. Target Raw Loads
Unsorted, mixed loads pulled directly from Target returns and overstock. These truckloads can include items from all departments—home decor, kitchenware, apparel, toys, electronics, and more. Great for resellers looking for volume and variety.

3. Target Case Pack Clothing
Brand new apparel packed by case—usually one style in multiple sizes. Great for fashion resellers, online boutique owners, and Whatnot streams offering size runs or multipacks.

4. Target HPC Case Pack (High Piece Count)
Factory-sealed cases of new, high-volume small items. Common categories include seasonal goods, kitchen accessories, decor, and beauty products. Excellent for bundle sales or bin stores.

5. Target Shoe Loads
Assorted footwear loads featuring returns and shelf pulls. Includes men’s, women’s, and children’s shoes like sneakers, boots, sandals, and heels. Perfect for fashion resellers and Whatnot sellers who can sort and size.

6. Target Assorted Clothing
Mixed apparel loads from across Target departments—different brands, sizes, and styles. Includes returns and shelf pulls. Ideal for creating grab bags, lots, or clothing bins.

7. Bullseye Loads (Playground Loads)
Small-item truckloads consisting of all-new, retail-ready products typically priced between $1–$5 per unit. Items may include toys, impulse buys, party supplies, seasonal goods, and novelty items. Ideal for bin stores and Whatnot “$5-and-under” shows.

8. Target Talls (6–8 ft Pallets)
Oversized, high-stacked gaylords packed with large volumes of general merchandise. These pallets are ideal for high-volume sellers, export buyers, or resellers who move inventory by the pallet.

9. Target Electronics Loads
Consumer electronics and accessories including smart devices, headphones, speakers, and home gadgets. Higher-value items with strong resale potential for experienced Whatnot sellers or online tech resellers.

10. Target Undergarments
Loads include new condition undergarments such as bras, underwear, shapewear, socks, and sleepwear. A favorite for fashion sellers and bundle sales—clean, consistent, and fast-moving.

11. Target Mediums
These loads feature medium-sized general merchandise—larger than typical HPC items but smaller than oversized goods. Includes things like countertop appliances, lamps, storage organizers, home decor, and boxed toys. Ideal for Whatnot streamers needing a mix of size and value.

Whatnot Seller Tip:

• Run Bullseye Loads as themed “Everything $5” shows
• Use Target Case Pack Clothing or Undergarments for fashion-specific streams
• Choose Target Mediums when you want shippable but higher-ticket items
• Pick Raw or Talls when selling by the pallet or doing wholesale-style liquidation drops