OOTD Wholesale LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

OOTD Wholesale, also branded OOTD B2B, is a Los Angeles-based B2B marketplace rather than a single-inventory wholesaler; no founding year is stated. It aggregates multiple suppliers selling apparel, denim, accessories, jewelry, K-beauty skincare and cosmetics, lifestyle goods, snacks and licensed merchandise, with flash-sale-driven merchandising that mixes fashion and licensed goods from names such as Stanley, Disney and Hello Kitty. The platform describes its sellers as verified, though that verification is the company’s own claim and cannot be independently confirmed. Supporting features include a reward-points program and a help center, and the site positions itself squarely at registered business buyers.

Buying requires a registered business: a valid business license or tax ID and a resale certificate are needed to open an account. Minimum order quantities vary by supplier and product category and are shown on individual product pages rather than set platform-wide. Shipping to the USA is free on orders over $300, and international shipping is available with rates varying by destination and supplier. Payment is accepted by major credit cards and TT/ACH transfer. Return and refund policies are not uniform — they depend on the individual supplier. The site does not state whether dropshipping is supported, so confirm before relying on it.

The marketplace model is both the strength and the caveat. Buyers get one account, broad category reach across fashion, K-beauty and licensed goods, free US shipping over $300 and mainstream payment options. But the “verified supplier” designation cannot be independently confirmed, and returns and refunds depend entirely on each individual supplier — meaning the buying experience can vary widely between orders placed on the same platform. Licensed merchandise sourced through third-party sellers also warrants authorization checks. Start with small orders from any given supplier, read that supplier’s specific return terms carefully, and verify licensing documentation before scaling volume through the platform.