Raghouse grades explained: Recycle, Unsorted, picked lots and singles
Lot titles on this site carry words that decide what you are buying: Recycle, Unsorted, Just Black, a piece count, sometimes a brand. None of it is decoration. Here is what each one means before you spend money on it.
The piece count is the contract
“Recycle Columbia Fleece 22 pcs” means twenty-two garments. Not about twenty-two, not twenty-two pounds. The count is what we filmed and what ships. Judge a lot’s price per sellable piece, not per lot, and compare lots that way across the store.
Recycle
Recycle means items with issues: stains, holes, wear, repairs, fading, a pull. They are priced for buyers who cut, upcycle, patch, or sell at a lower tier where condition is expected to vary. Plenty of resellers buy nothing else, because the brand names in a Recycle lot are often the same names that cost several times more in picked goods. Watch the video with this in mind — the flaws are visible, and they are the reason for the price.
Unsorted
Unsorted means mixed and not picked through for you: a cross-section of the category rather than a curated pull. You are taking our line’s first pass rather than a second selection. Expect range in size, era and desirability, and expect the per-piece cost to reflect that.
Picked and named lots
When a title names a brand — Lululemon, Alo, LL Bean, Columbia — someone pulled those pieces out deliberately. Variants like “Just Black” narrow it further: one colourway, because that is what sells fastest in some markets. These lots cost more per piece than Unsorted or Recycle and they save you the sorting step.
Singles
Some listings are one garment. They exist because a single piece was worth more on its own than inside a lot of thirty. If you sell individual vintage items rather than bundles, this is where to look.
What applies to all of them
Every lot is one of a kind. Once it sells it is gone, and we will rarely have another like it, which is why there is no restock and no back-order. All sales are final, so the video is your inspection — watch it before you buy, not after. Shipping is quoted live at checkout from your real box count and weight, and most orders leave as several boxes with separate tracking numbers.
New lots post every weekday afternoon, around 2:30 PM Arizona time. If you want them before everyone else, the VIP collection goes up first.
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