All Posts

Our suppliers and freight partners in China are closed 1–7 October. Orders placed on or after 1 October ship after the 7th.

Every family in the Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration S-Chinese range, broken down for resellers: what is inside each case, what it costs per box and per pack, and how the freight-included pricing changes the way you build a wholesale order.

A single-SKU look at the Pokemon TCG S-Chinese 30th Celebration Charizard Collectible Figure Gift Box for resellers: exact contents, how the $255.33 ticket compares to buying loose boosters at case cost, and how 4.74 lb per unit counts toward the 25 lb free sea freight threshold and the unit-based bulk discount tiers.

A volume buyer's breakdown of the Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration sealed cases: what 240 packs per case actually costs you, how the unit-based checkout discount tiers move cost per pack, and how order weight clears the 25 lb free sea freight gate.

Three 30th Celebration formats, three different stock decisions. A per-box and per-pack breakdown of the Card Display case, the Premium Deck case and the Espeon ex & Umbreon ex Display Box, with case price, pack counts, shipping weight and where each one is the wrong fit.

The flagship S-Chinese Scarlet & Violet set, broken down for resellers: slim-format case math, landed cost by sea or air, and the margin tiers at 2x to 3x markup.

A resale certificate is the difference between paying sales tax on every case and buying inventory 100% tax-free. Here's how to get one, how to attach it to your wholesale account, and what it's worth in per-box margin.

Free sea freight at 25 lb+ or air at $2.336/lb: the full landed-cost math on both, worked through a real Trainer Tin case, plus when paying for speed actually beats waiting.

Trainer tins at $10, Poke Ball gift boxes at $8.12, starter decks at $6.33: the S-Chinese gift format tier is built for customers who never play the game — and it is the cheapest shelf in the store to stock.

Slim boxes hold 75 cards, jumbo boxes hold 120 — and the per-card cost gap is bigger than you'd guess. Here's the real math on both S-Chinese formats and which one belongs in your store.

Plain-English notes on our latest site upgrades — what changed, what’s new, and the current site version. Thanks for your patience during the major updates.

What a minimum order quantity is, the three structures suppliers use, the arithmetic that tells you whether one is reasonable, and the five questions to ask before you commit.

A straight reseller comparison of the three main Pokemon TCG languages on margin, competition and customer type, plus where Korean fits and how to split a first order.

Three lines that look interchangeable on the shelf but sell to different customers. What each one is, who buys it, and how to split a first wholesale order across all three.

What a sealed POP MART display actually contains, the four numbers to run before ordering, which character lines reliably move, and why sourcing route beats authentication checks.

How sealed display case economics work, which blind box lines matter in 2026, and the four mistakes that quietly kill margin for new resellers.

Two Chinese figure cases just landed at $27.55 and $16.44 per unit. Figure product turns differently from sealed cards, and the per-unit number decides how you sell it.

Two character-led Scarlet & Violet gift boxes just landed at $87.99 wholesale. Here is why character product sells to a different buyer than boosters, and how to price it.

Sourcing sealed product in bulk means committing real capital to inventory you cannot open. Here is the supplier due diligence process that protects your margin and your reputation.

Misreading a set code on a case order is an expensive mistake. Here is the decoder wholesale buyers use to identify Korean Pokemon sealed product before committing to volume.