Weekly restock from China — clip
What a restock clip is actually telling you
This is a weekly restock landing at the Rancho Cucamonga warehouse — cartons off the truck, counted and checked before anything reaches a shelf. Watch it for the shape of the restock rather than for any single product: how many cartons, how mixed they are, and how much of a category arrives at once. That rhythm is the thing a repeat buyer is really buying against, because a house that lands every three weeks and sells out in ten days is a different order than one that lands monthly and sits. The same landings appear as dated records on the Touch Down page, so a clip can be cross-checked against a record instead of taken on trust, and a buyer planning a restock can ask for the last few landing dates of a specific category before committing depth.
How to plan a buy around a landing
Two practical moves. First, time the order to the landing rather than to the shelf: if the size or house you need is sold out, asking for the next landing date and ordering the range around it beats buying depth in what is left. Second, use pre-orders for the pieces you know you will sell, and keep the cash for the pieces you have to see first. Restocks reach opted-in buyers by text before the catalog is republished, which is earlier than the site refresh — so opt in if you are planning a repeat buy, and remember that stock shown on the site is the stock on the floor, not the stock in transit. Bulk buyers moving recurring volume can ask a rep about the 30% deposit program, which locks allocation ahead of a landing instead of competing for it after.
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