Are you somebody who loves great deals on clothing and always enjoys looking your very best while at work? Are you an employer and are constantly looking to purchase clothing for your employees so that they can get their hands dirty on the job? Well, if this sounds like you then listen up because this auction is an absolute steal! This auction has one lot that consists of approximately 517 short sleeved utility shirts. These utility shirts are sized small, and they are made by Seasoning Uniform Corp. These shirts have two pockets on the chest, cuffs, and a button-up front. They are 65 % polyester and 35% cotton, and they have all been unused. These shirts are perfect for anybody who works at a mechanic shop, factory, or a construction site! If you would like to inspect these utility shirts in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and the closing time is on June 13 at 5:29 pm central time. Right now, the current bid is $35 and there have been 2 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.



Next up on the auction block is this massive lot consisting of…you guessed it, clothes! You’ll find over 100 boxes and plastic tubs filled with men/women’s pants, boxers, t-shirts, shorts, crew shirts, medical shirts, lounge pants, medical socks, sock liners, glove liners, and a whole lot more. All of these items are made of 100 continuous filament polypropylene yarn which basically means that the fabric is designed to transfer moisture and will do so for the life of the garment. It also means that the garments perform very well in both hot and cold climate conditions. If you’re looking to open up an online clothing store or need to dress an entire army of soldiers, then this is definitely the type of auction worth checking out. The sale will take place on July 25th in Opelika, Alabama so if you’d like to find out more about it then simply cl



