Five frames from the intake — three photographs and two short clips, shot on the warehouse floor on 23 June 2026. No filter, no styling, no stock library.

The shipment lands. 33 pallets in total, all Halara, all bound for the UK warehouse floor.
Movement across the warehouse as the intake gets brought in and staged.

Pallets staged for the sort. The manifest lists 50+ distinct product names — the sort separates them out before the wholesale rotation starts.

~33,000 items across 33 pallets — the whole shipment, on the floor.
A closer look. Activewear trousers, jeans and leggings make up the bulk of the intake; this clip is one of the lots opened during the first inspection pass.
Once the intake was down, a walk past the pallets on the floor. No edit, no music — just the floor.
Classified by product name on the supplier manifest. The eight largest categories below cover roughly 85% of the intake. The remaining 15% spreads across 40+ smaller categories.
This is what one intake looks like at our UK warehouse. 33 pallets, ~33,000 items, all Halara athleisure. Roughly 96% finished garments — the balance is promotional socks included by the supplier.
Sort and condition-check are underway. As the stock works through the warehouse, it enters our normal wholesale rotation — Halara mystery boxes (per-item pricing) and full-pallet allocations for trade buyers with weekly purchase commitments.
For context on where this category of stock comes from and how it ends up on our floor, see our Halara return pallet economics breakdown. To enquire about allocation from this or future intakes, WhatsApp the warehouse or browse current Halara box availability.