There are several reasons why brands might choose to clear out their clothing stock: End of Season: At the end of a season, brands often need to make room for new collections. Clothing from the previous season may be sold off to discount retailers at a lower price. Overstock: Sometimes brands produce more items than they can sell at full price. To clear excess inventory, they’ll sell the surplus to discount outlets. Discontinued Lines: When a brand decides to stop producing a particular style or line, they’ll sell off the remaining stock, allowing them to focus on newer designs. Minor Imperfections: Clothing with small imperfections that don’t meet the brand’s strict quality standards may be sold off at a discount. These are usually minor issues that don’t affect the overall quality or wearability of the item. For example: the colour of the garment may be slightly different from what was intended—perhaps it’s a shade lighter or darker. This doesn’t diminish the overall quality. Rebranding changes: When a brand updates its logo or undergoes rebranding, they may need to offload old stock that features the previous branding.