udsolgt

Udsolgt is a Danish adjective and noun form used to indicate that items, tickets, or services are no longer available for purchase because all stock or capacity has been exhausted. It is commonly seen in retail, e-commerce, events, travel, and other contexts where demand may exceed supply. In practice, udsolgt implies that no further units are currently offered for sale, at least until some stock is replenished or a reservation becomes available again.

The term is composed of ud, meaning out, and solgt, the past participle of at sælge (to sell). This construction is straightforward and widely understood in Danish, and it contrasts with statuses such as på lager (in stock), reserved, or udsolgte billetter that indicate specific conditions or time frames.

In everyday use, udsolgt can refer to physical products in a store, online inventories, or tickets to events. Sometimes items marked as udsolgt may reappear if additional stock is produced or allocated from a waitlist, while in other cases there is no planned restock. Businesses often manage udsolgt situations by offering alternatives, notifying customers when items return, or using waitlists and pre-orders to capture demand.

See also terms related to inventory and sales, such as lagerstatus, restock, limited edition, and out of stock. The concept is universal across Danish commerce and mirrors similar phrases in other languages, reflecting the common business challenge of balancing supply with consumer demand.