Consolidating bags and leather goods out of Shiling

Bags pack voluminous and unevenly. Settle packing and marks before you pay, and group with other leather stops when possible.

Freight before price

Agree packing, carton count, dimensions and weight with the stall before you pay. Bags take more volume than buyers expect.

Freight belongs in the negotiation, not at the loading bay.

Carton marks and records

Every carton carries your mark and each stall ticket stays with the matching pieces.

Mixed multi-stall pickups are where goods go missing.

Combine with other stops

Pair Shiling with other leather-related stops in one block of the trip.

Consolidate once at the end rather than per stall.

Documents

Ask for whatever document your country or forwarder needs and note it on the order copy.

Confirm requirements before travel.

Freight costs depend on volume and destination; confirm with your forwarder.