Your Shipment Guide – Navigating Our Delivery Process

International courier networks that businesses may consider include DHL, FedEx, UPS, DPD, DPEX, SkyNet, TNT, and EMS. Availability varies by origin, destination, parcel type, and service.

Not every carrier or service is available for every shipment. Ask the Aerzyx Sports team which options can be considered for your destination and order. A carrier name in this guide does not mean that a particular company is a confirmed Aerzyx Sports partner or is available for every order.

International sportswear shipping costs depend on the destination, shipment weight and dimensions, quantity, selected delivery method, service availability, and any applicable handling or destination charges. The way chargeable weight is calculated can also vary by service.

Express courier, air cargo, and sea freight have different pricing structures. Share your destination and order details to request an estimate for the options available. Import duties, taxes, and other charges may be additional unless the confirmed quotation explicitly states otherwise.

Shipping time varies by destination, transportation method, carrier schedules, shipment size, customs clearance, and final-mile delivery arrangements. Express courier is often used when speed is a priority, while air cargo and sea freight have different transit and handling requirements.

Remember that manufacturing and order preparation are separate from transportation time. Ask for the latest available estimate for your specific order and route before confirming the shipping arrangement. An estimate is not a guaranteed delivery date.

Yes, air cargo can be an option for suitable bulk sportswear orders, particularly when the shipment is too large for a typical parcel service or when faster transportation is important. Suitability depends on shipment weight, dimensions, destination, cargo handling requirements, and available capacity.

Air cargo is not automatically the best choice for every wholesale order. Compare the full quotation and expected transit arrangements with sea freight and courier options before deciding.

Sea freight may offer a lower transportation cost per unit for some large-volume shipments, making it worth considering when delivery timing is flexible. However, the overall cost depends on cargo volume, route, port and handling charges, customs-related costs, and transportation from the port to the final destination.

Air cargo may be more suitable when reducing transit time is important. Compare the total estimated cost and delivery considerations for your particular order instead of comparing freight charges alone.

Doorstep delivery depends on the selected service, destination, address coverage, customs arrangements, and the terms of the confirmed shipment. Some services include final delivery to an eligible address, while others may require collection from a designated location or coordination with a local delivery provider.

Confirm whether the quotation covers delivery to your business address, a port or terminal, or another collection point. Also check whether any additional local transportation or handling charges apply.

Responsibility for import duties, taxes, customs fees, and clearance arrangements depends on the destination country's rules and the agreed shipping terms for the order. The importer of record may have obligations to provide documents, pay charges, or work with a customs broker.

Before shipping, confirm which charges are included in the quotation and which may be payable separately. Import rules vary by country, so check the requirements of the destination's customs authority or consult a qualified customs professional when needed. Do not assume duties or taxes are included unless the confirmed terms say so.