About this block

Resale Drop Calendar publishes the upcoming graded batches as dated ruled rows: July 3 (40 graded pieces, mostly totes from the spring trade ins), August 7 (the archive colorways, moss, rust, and the 2022 navy), and September 4 listed honestly as “TBD, honestly. Depends what comes in between now and then. That is how resale works.” Each row shows date, batch name, one line of detail, and a get an alert link.

Drops are one array. The TBD entry is the credibility move: a calendar that refuses to invent certainty earns trust for the rows that are certain.

When to use

Reach for this block on the resale landing page after the secondhand grid so buyers who missed the current batch know when to return. The dates must reflect actual grading pipeline output; a stale calendar is worse than none.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Secondhand grid

After

• Consignment vs buyback table
• Restock alerts

What you can display

One strong use is the three batch calendar with the TBD row. Other drop calendars:

• New collection drops. Colorways and sizes landing in timed batches with alert links.
• Trade in windows. Dates the bench is accepting trade ins with capacity notes.
• Repair intake slots. Weeks the bench has capacity, with the October note baked in.

Tip: the footer line “Alerts send the evening before with counts and prices, so the morning is a decision, not a scramble” converts the alert link from a vague notification into a concrete offer.