Best way to liquidate premium apparel dead stock in India?

I’m looking for advice from people who’ve dealt with excess inventory.
I have around 300 premium men’s shirts that I’m planning to liquidate at around ₹400 per piece. The average manufacturing cost was ~₹600 per shirt (GST invoices available), and the retail MRP is ₹1,999.
Some details about the stock:
Premium 60×60 cotton slub fabric
White-label friendly inventory
Manufactured at a mill that also supplies established apparel brands
Brand-new, unused stock
Multiple designs and sizes
At this stage, I’m focused on recovering capital rather than maximizing profit.
For anyone who’s done this before:
What’s the fastest way to move stock like this?
Should I approach wholesalers, boutique owners, resellers, or liquidation buyers?
Are there any reliable B2B platforms or channels in India you’d recommend?
Is ₹400 per piece realistic for stock of this quality?
I’m looking for practical advice from people who’ve been through this.

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u/Ok_Fly5306 — 15 hours ago

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u/Ok_Fly5306 — 16 hours ago

Built my first clothing brand at 22. Sold 90 shirts offline, now testing if strangers actually care.

Honestly started because I felt most shirts around me looked the same. Wanted to make something that actually has some meaning behind it, not just random graphics printed on fabric. And also it’s linen cotton so fabric itself is expensive

So we created Cuban collar shirts inspired by small moments, memories and stories.

Before going properly online we tested things offline through friends, WhatsApp and people around us and sold around 80-90 shirts.

Recently spent time rebuilding everything from the website, product photos, payment setup and the whole experience because I wanted it to feel like an actual brand, not just another clothing page.

Now finally opening it up online and would genuinely love some feedback from people here.

What feels good? What feels off? What would stop you from buying?

u/Ok_Fly5306 — 1 month ago