How do you ship tops internationally?

Shipping your order internationally

We ship worldwide by sea, air and express courier, and the right method depends on your order size, budget and how urgently you need the goods. Small or urgent shipments usually move by air or courier, while larger orders usually move by sea.

The choice of Incoterm decides who arranges and pays for each stage: EXW leaves the goods at our factory, FOB places them on board at the port, and DDP delivers to your address with duties handled. Which term applies to your order is stated in the quotation.

We work with freight forwarders and can also ship to your nominated forwarder's warehouse if you prefer to control the freight yourself. Shipping documents are prepared so your customs broker has what is needed at destination.

Transit times vary by route, season and shipping method, so we confirm an estimate for your specific destination rather than quoting one figure for everyone.

Tell us your destination and target date and we will confirm the shipping options available for your order.

Typical shipping documents include the commercial invoice, the packing list and the transport document, such as a bill of lading for sea freight or an air waybill for air freight, together with any certificate of origin or inspection record your buyer has asked for.

Cargo insurance is normally arranged by the party responsible for freight under the agreed term, or by you if you prefer to cover it yourself. Tell us early if your buyer requires a specific document set, so it can be prepared before the goods leave.