Container loaded with clothing bales wrapped in blue film

Supply formats

Full-container supply of European used clothing

Full containers are our main offer. This page explains how a load is defined — container, grade, composition and destination — and what is confirmed with you before loading.

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Supply formats

Our business is container supply for importers and distributors who resell in their own markets. Smaller volumes are only studied case by case.

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    Full container, grade 2 priority

    A complete container load of European second-hand clothing, with second quality (grade 2) as the default grade. Container type and number of containers are confirmed in the offer.

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    Composition agreed with you

    Mixed loads or loads focused on men's, women's, children's clothing, denim, footwear or other textiles — in the proportions your market needs, subject to availability.

    Request this option
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    Recurring container supply

    For importers who buy regularly, we can study a recurring programme. Volumes and frequency are agreed per contract; nothing is promised in advance.

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    Smaller volumes (secondary)

    Partial loads are only studied when they make commercial sense and goods are available. Full containers remain our main offer.

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Container type, quantities, prices, bale weights and lead times are never assumed in advance: they are stated in each written offer.

Build your container

Choose the container and the share of each category. The drawing shows how the load is split between categories; we confirm availability and the final composition in the written offer.

Container
Typical internal size
12.03 × 2.35 × 2.70 m
≈ 76 m³
Typical load
≈ 24–28 tonnes

Range reported in the trade for pressed bales; it depends on the categories and on pressing. The exact weight is stated in your proforma and packing list.

Share of each category
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Illustration of the split by category — not a loading plan or a bale count.

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Your container and shares are carried into the quotation form. Nothing is sent yet.

Requesting a container offer

  1. Choose the destination country and port (on the map or in the configurator).

  2. Select the container type and the number of containers you are planning.

  3. Keep second quality (grade 2) or ask for another grade if it is available.

  4. Define the composition — or ask our team to recommend one for your market.

  5. We send a written offer; nothing is loaded until terms and documents are agreed.

Commercial terms

What is confirmed in each offer

Where a term is not published below, it is agreed individually in your written offer.

Grade and sorting

Confirmed individually in each offer.

Packaging and loading

Confirmed individually in each offer.

Destination ports

We study offers to the ports shown on our destination map. For landlocked countries, tell us the coastal port and corridor your clearing agent uses.

Incoterms and shipping responsibilities

Confirmed individually in each offer.

Documents

Confirmed individually in each offer.

Payment arrangements

Confirmed individually in each offer.

Containers we have loaded

Our own photographs of container loadings. Bales are pressed, strapped and labelled so the load can be checked against the offer.

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Container being loaded with different types of labelled clothing bales

Several bale types in one container

Ready to configure your next container?

Destination, container, grade and composition take about four minutes. You receive a reference number as soon as you send the request.

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