Generally no. Closeout stock is discontinued lines, ending colorways or overstock, and once it sells out we usually cannot reorder it. That finite supply is what makes it a closeout rather than a sale. If you want one, buy it when you see it.
A closeout exists because the manufacturer has stopped making that item, that color, or that configuration. There is no supply to reorder from. What is on the shelf is the end of it.
Occasionally an overstock closeout can be topped up if the line is still in production, but that is the exception rather than the rule.
Treat Closeouts as a rotating shelf rather than a fixed range. It changes constantly, which is part of the appeal for people who enjoy the hunt.
Do not bookmark and wait. That is the one strategy that reliably fails here.
Closeout means new stock at a clearance price. It does not mean used, refurbished or second-quality. See what closeout means.
Manufacturer warranties apply as normal to a new product.