Do used shoes arrive as matched pairs?

Yes. Pairing is part of sorting, and pairs are tied, banded or bagged so they stay matched through transit. Any unpaired material is removed before packing.

Do new shoes come in their original boxes?

Sometimes. Outlet and clearance footwear may arrive boxed or unboxed depending on the source. The box status of a specific lot is stated in the quotation, and packing itself is by bale, pallet or container.

Are branded trainers guaranteed in a footwear lot?

No. Branded pairs occur according to what is genuinely available, and no brand, quantity or percentage is guaranteed unless written into your quotation and pro forma invoice.

Can I order children's footwear separately?

Yes, subject to current sorting. Children's footwear is grouped by size band and season and can be quoted as its own bale or pallet.

Is footwear taxed differently from clothing?

In many countries yes, footwear often sits under a different customs classification with different duty rates, and some destinations add labelling or inspection requirements. We flag what applies to your destination during quotation.

Can accessories be added to a clothing order?

Yes. Handbags, belts, hats and scarves are commonly consolidated with clothing or footwear onto the same pallets or into the same container.

Product range

Shoes, handbags and accessories

Footwear and fashion accessories for adults and children, sorted by type, season and condition.

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Footwear is paired and sorted before packing. Accessories are grouped by type so you can build a shipment that matches your market's demand.

Footwear types

Trainers, city shoes, sandals, boots and work shoes.

Handbags

Sorted resale-condition bags packed by size and material.

Small accessories

Belts, hats, scarves and mixed fashion accessories by bale or pallet.

Packing

Bales for volume footwear, pallets for mixed loads, 20ft and 40ft containers for full orders.

Children's ranges

Separate children's footwear mixes by season.

Classification

Footwear can be treated differently from clothing for duty purposes, we flag this per destination.

Available in this range

Add what you need to the quote basket, then send one enquiry.

Brand ratios in footwear and handbag lots are never guaranteed unless written into your quotation and pro forma invoice.

Footwear, handbags and accessories from European channels

Footwear behaves differently from clothing in wholesale. Pairs must stay together, condition is judged mainly on soles and uppers, packing has to protect shape, and customs authorities in many countries classify shoes separately from garments for duty purposes. We prepare footwear with all of that in mind.

Our shoe supply comes from the same European retail, outlet, clearance and collection channels as our clothing, and covers both new footwear and sorted second-hand pairs. Everything is paired, checked and grouped by type and season before packing, so what arrives can go straight onto a shelf, a stall or a listing.

Accessories round out a shipment and usually carry a strong margin for their weight and volume. Handbags are sorted by size and material, and small accessories such as belts, hats and scarves are grouped by type so you can add them to a clothing or footwear order without complicating the load.

Because footwear duty treatment, labelling rules and inspection requirements vary widely by destination, we flag the relevant points for your country before stock is reserved rather than after the container sails.

European footwear and accessories prepared for wholesale export in Europe

Footwear types: Trainers, city shoes, sandals, boots, work shoes
Condition: New retail and outlet stock, plus sorted used pairs
Preparation: Paired, checked and grouped by type and season
Accessories: Handbags, belts, hats, scarves, mixed accessories
Order formats: Bale, pallet, 20ft container, 40ft container
Customs note: Footwear is often classified separately from clothing

How footwear is sorted and packed

Every pair is matched and checked before packing. Sorted used footwear is judged on sole wear, upper condition and general presentation; new footwear is checked for completeness and, where relevant, whether original boxes are present.

Pairs are tied, banded or bagged so they stay matched in transit.
Grouped by type, trainers, city shoes, sandals, boots, work shoes.
Split by segment where volumes allow: men's, women's, children's.
Seasonal splits for summer sandals or winter boots.
Palletised and stretch-wrapped with protective inner wrapping by style.

Handbags and small accessories

Handbags sorted by size and material, in resale condition
Belts grouped by width and material
Hats, caps and scarves as seasonal mixes
Mixed fashion accessories for stall and online resale
Accessories can be added to any clothing or footwear order

Duty, labelling and destination checks

Footwear frequently attracts different duty rates from clothing, and some destinations apply specific labelling, marking or inspection requirements to imported shoes. We identify what applies to your destination during quotation so your landed-cost calculation is realistic.

Import responsibilities remain with the buyer, and the final position for your shipment is stated in the quotation and sales agreement.

Ranges in this category

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Open any range to see how it is arranged and prepared, then add your requirements to a quote request.

Trainers and sports footwear

The highest-demand footwear category in most markets, new or sorted second-hand.

City, formal and seasonal shoes

Everyday shoes, sandals and boots grouped by season so you buy against real demand.

Children's footwear

Age and size grouped children's shoes with quick turnover and repeat demand.

Handbags, belts and accessories

High-margin additions sorted by type, size and material for easy listing or display.

Footwear and accessory formats

Footwear is bulky relative to its weight, so volume rather than weight usually decides the load. Capacity is confirmed with each quotation.

Bale

Typical contents: Single footwear type or accessory group
Packing note: Pairs banded or bagged, compressed and wrapped
Best suited to: Traders testing a footwear line

Pallet

Typical contents: Mixed footwear or footwear plus accessories
Packing note: Stacked with protective inner wrapping by style
Best suited to: Retailers and regional wholesalers

20ft container

Typical contents: Multiple footwear types and accessory groups
Packing note: Volume-limited before weight-limited
Best suited to: Growing importers

40ft container

Typical contents: Full footwear programme across seasons
Packing note: Loading plan built from the packing list
Best suited to: Distributors and large importers

Footwear and accessory formats
Format	Typical contents	Packing note	Best suited to
Bale	Single footwear type or accessory group	Pairs banded or bagged, compressed and wrapped	Traders testing a footwear line
Pallet	Mixed footwear or footwear plus accessories	Stacked with protective inner wrapping by style	Retailers and regional wholesalers
20ft container	Multiple footwear types and accessory groups	Volume-limited before weight-limited	Growing importers
40ft container	Full footwear programme across seasons	Loading plan built from the packing list	Distributors and large importers

Model your own dimensions in the container calculator, or read the shipping and Incoterms guide.

Buyer questions

Straight answers to the questions we are asked most about this range.

More answers are on the FAQ page, or contact us with a specific question.

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