If goods are specially manufactured and the buyer refuses to take them,it is possible for the seller to recover as damages the full purchase price and keep the goods.

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This is known as the remedy of "resale damages" under the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code). If the goods are specially manufactured for the buyer and the buyer breaches the contract by refusing to take them, the seller can resell the goods to another buyer and recover damages equal to the difference between the contract price and the resale price, plus any incidental damages incurred. In some cases, the resale price may be less than the contract price, in which case the seller can recover the difference as damages from the buyer. However, this remedy is only available if the seller cannot recover the full purchase price from the buyer through other means, such as suing for breach of contract or demanding specific performance.

If Goods Are Specially Manufactured and the Buyer Refuses to Take