How do I clear customs for a sneaker shipment?

Clearing customs for a wholesale sneaker shipment depends on your destination country’s import rules, but a few universal steps apply. First, ensure your supplier provides a commercial invoice with accurate product descriptions, declared value, and harmonized system (HS) codes—typically for athletic footwear. Since our catalog features unbranded and custom styles, classification is straightforward, but always verify local duties and taxes for footwear.

Second, work with a licensed customs broker or freight forwarder in your country. They handle paperwork, duty payments, and any inspections. For mixed orders, keep the packing list clear—mentioning the quantity per model helps avoid delays. If you’re importing to the EU or US, note that size ranges (like our EU 21-48) and materials may affect tariff rates.

Third, consider shipping method. Standard courier services often include basic customs clearance, while express options speed up processing. We ship worldwide from warehouse partners, and our team can advise on documentation for your specific route. For bulk B2B orders, we recommend confirming compliance with local labeling laws for footwear.

Explore our Nike Air Max or Jordan collections to plan your next shipment, and we’ll help with the paperwork details.

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