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Streetwear reseller software for footwear, clothing and accessories

Streetwear stock is broader than apparel alone. Footwear, clothing and accessories can live in the same catalogue while each category keeps the context it needs. Clothing uses dedicated apparel size charts rather than a sneaker grid, and eligible listings across StockX, Alias and POIZON stay connected to the same inventory, repricing and payout operation.

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Nike Dunk Low sneaker — Illustrative streetwear operationThree different sizing languages, one usable catalogue
Footwear, clothing and accessories arrive on different axes. Each is normalized on its own terms before joining the same grid — that is what makes cross-category listing and pricing possible.

Apparel sizing isn't sneaker sizing - and a forced grid mis-lists stock.

What RestocksAIO replaces

Forcing tops and bottoms into a sneaker size grid that doesn't fit
Re-keying each garment into every marketplace listing by hand
Reading apparel asks one product at a time before you price
Checking StockX apparel Bulk Shipping eligibility and regional caps in a separate tab
A stock sheet that drifts out of sync with live apparel listings

Operating path

From rail to correctly-sized listing

Every step references the same apparel catalogue, sized the way clothing actually sizes.

Add with size charts

Apparel intake uses dedicated clothing size charts, not a sneaker grid.

Group across sizes

One garment, every size and outlet, grouped as a single unit.

List on apparel outlets

Push inventory-linked listings to StockX, Alias and POIZON apparel in batches.

Reprice & track payout

Bricker holds prices to a floor; payout tracking follows every confirmed sale.

What stays connected

What apparel resale needs that sneaker tools skip

Pick an area to see what RestocksAIO handles inside it.

Apparel sizingDedicated apparel size charts

Clothing sizing is its own dimension - RestocksAIO treats it as one, not a sneaker workaround.

Clothing size charts

Apparel-native sizing, not a sneaker grid.

Correct dimension

Garments list with the right size attribute.

Grouped by size

Every size of a piece under one grouped unit.

Per-size pricing

Pricing handled at the size level.

InventoryOne catalogue for the whole rail

Owned apparel stock and listings in one place, connected to where it sells.

Owned stock

Quantity and cost tracked per garment SKU.

Grouped SKUs

One garment and every size and outlet together.

Active listings

See what's live and where without leaving the pane.

Barcode intake

Scanner and lookup add pieces in seconds.

Listings & shippingListed where apparel sells

Apparel routes to StockX, Alias and POIZON, with marketplace-specific size and shipping context.

Bulk listing mode

Push eligible batches where the connected account supports the action.

Inventory-linked

Listings draw straight from owned stock.

StockX Bulk Shipping

Apparel is currently eligible, subject to regional caps and per-sale approval.

Mass Editor

Edit price and state across many pieces at once.

PricingRepricing with payout floors

Stay competitive on apparel without cutting through your margin.

Payout floors

The minimum payout a garment may drop to.

Price comparator

Apparel payouts across outlets before you price.

Per-SKU controllers

Rules scoped to a garment and outlet.

24/7 watching

Adjusts where the account and marketplace allow.

Payout trackingEvery sale, accounted for

Confirmed sales feed payout and profit visibility without a weekly export.

Sales tracking

Confirmed sales feed the numbers live.

Payout per SKU

Cost, payout and margin on each garment.

Marketplace split

See which outlet moves more apparel.

Export ready

Pull data out when accounting needs it.

Before / after

The same rail, sized and listed right

With apparel the manual cost is mis-sized listings and shipment rules reconstructed from another tab.

Daily task

Manual workflow

With RestocksAIO

Size a garment correctly

Shoehorn clothing into a sneaker size grid.Mis-listed stock

Dedicated apparel size charts list the right dimension.

Apparel sizing

List across apparel outlets

Recreate each listing on three sites by hand.Repeats per piece

Bulk listing pushes inventory-linked batches to all three.

Listings & shipping

Ship eligible apparel together

Rebuild category caps and box contents by hand.Per-box risk

Bulk Creator keeps eligible sales and shipment documents in one flow.

Listings & shipping

Price competitively

Read the ask per garment before you set a price.Blind otherwise

Comparator + Bricker hold the price to the floor you set.

Pricing

Product evidence

US, EU and UK sizes in one mapping view

The real Size Chart interface used to resolve marketplace size references.

RestocksAIO Size Chart mapping US, EU and UK sizes for a Crocs product — The real Size Chart interface keeps regional size references together. This capture shows a footwear product and is not relabelled as an apparel listing.

Works with these marketplaces

Operating posture

What it is - and what it isn't

Plain about scope so the buyer knows exactly what they're adopting.

Apparel-native

Sizing

Dedicated clothing size charts, not a sneaker grid forced onto apparel.

Bulk eligible

StockX apparel

StockX currently includes apparel in its published Bulk Shipping flow, subject to regional limits and per-sale eligibility.

No condition

Scope

It runs your business; it doesn't grade condition or authenticate garments.

Not a bot

Checkout

No automated buying. Listing and pricing stay within marketplace rules.

FAQ

Before you start

Short answers to what buyers ask first.

Does RestocksAIO support apparel sizing?

Yes - and it's the lead reason this page exists. Clothing doesn't size the way sneakers do, so RestocksAIO has dedicated apparel and clothing size charts rather than forcing garments into a sneaker grid. That means tops, bottoms and other apparel list with the correct size dimension, grouped so every size of a piece sits under one unit. For streetwear sellers this removes the most common friction with sneaker-only tools, which mis-handle apparel sizing and break listings before they go live.

Which marketplaces carry apparel and streetwear?

StockX, Alias and POIZON all list apparel, so those are the three outlets this workflow routes streetwear to. Each exposes a different API and your account carries different permissions, so the exact actions available vary by platform - the platform pages spell out what each supports today. With apparel in one grouped catalogue, you list the same piece across all three where it makes sense, and the size-chart support ensures it goes up with the right dimension on each one rather than a generic guess.

Can clothing use StockX Bulk Shipping?

Yes. StockX's current Bulk Shipping guide includes apparel, with general and region-specific item caps. Check the Pending view for individual-sale eligibility and remember that a mixed box inherits the lowest applicable category limit.

Is the apparel engine different from the sneaker tool?

No - it is the same item-agnostic inventory, listing, repricing and payout engine. The apparel-specific value is dedicated clothing size charts and category-aware marketplace handling; you can run apparel beside footwear in one catalogue.

Can I track apparel sales and payouts?

Yes. Every confirmed apparel sale feeds payout and margin per SKU, with a marketplace split across supported outlets and export-ready data for accounting. Use the shipping deduction returned for the sale when evaluating net per garment.

List apparel with the right size and fulfilment rules.

Review current plan availability for inventory, eligible apparel listings, payout tracking and seller-controlled pricing on the pricing page.

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