Everything here is done by me, Felix, in China. No outsourcing, no hidden markups.
I search 1688, Taobao and Pinduoduo — China’s domestic wholesale and shopping platforms — for the product you want, compare sellers on price, reviews and details, and buy the best-value option at exactly the price I pay.
Before anything ships, I count, inspect and photograph your goods.
For products that need lab testing or formal inspection standards, I can arrange a third-party inspection company. You pay what they charge.
Before you commit to a bulk order, I buy 2–5 versions of the same product from different sellers and compare them side by side: materials, measurements, finish, durability. You get photos, video and a clear verdict on which one is worth the money.
$5 per product for items under $5, $15 per product otherwise, plus the samples at cost. Credited back if you order within 60 days.
Buying from many sellers usually means many small parcels. I receive them all, remove excess packaging, repack everything into sturdy cartons, and weigh and measure each one so your forwarder can quote accurately.
Many sellers on 1688 print logos on mailer bags, pouches, stickers and tote bags. I handle the conversation in Chinese, confirm your artwork, send you photos of the printed proof, and check print quality on arrival.
I only print logos and designs that you own or have the right to use.
I don’t ship internationally myself, but I can introduce you to a freight forwarder for your destination at no charge. You deal with them directly, so you see their real rates.
Being clear about this saves us both time:
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