Four wholesale formats, one clear way to buy
Every order we ship leaves in one of four formats: a compressed bale, a mixed pallet, a 20ft container or a 40ft container. Keeping the range this simple makes quoting faster, packing more consistent and freight easier to plan, and it means you always know what you are comparing.
The right format depends less on ambition than on cash flow, storage and how well you already know your market. A bale lets you test a category for the price of a weekend's stock. A pallet gives a coherent multi-category selection. A container is the point at which freight cost per kilo drops sharply, provided you can sell the volume.
We do not publish fixed bale-per-container figures. Bale density, garment type, stacking and payload limits all change the answer, so capacity is confirmed with each quotation, and you can model your own scenario in the container calculator before you enquire.
Prices are always quoted per order. Product mix, grade, quantity, packing format, source and destination all move the number, so a written quotation and pro forma invoice is the only place a binding price appears.

- Formats
- Bale, pallet, 20ft container, 40ft container
- Smallest order
- One bale or one pallet
- Bale weight
- Approximately 45 kg, compressed and wrapped
- Pallet
- Stacked and stretch-wrapped, multi-category
- Capacity
- Confirmed per quotation, never published as a fixed figure
- Pricing
- Per order, in a written quotation and pro forma invoice