Shipping should be discussed before you approve an order for custom promotional socks. Ask the supplier to identify the transport method, destination, delivery terms, and every charge included in the quotation. Express services such as DHL, FedEx, or UPS may suit samples and small runs, while air or sea freight is generally considered for larger shipments. Yiwu Genke presents these options, but its available product information does not publish fixed shipping prices.
A shipping quote is only useful when its scope is clearly defined. The supplier lists DHL, FedEx, and UPS for express delivery, together with air and sea freight for other order sizes. However, the published information does not provide destination-based rates, fuel surcharges, customs amounts, or other possible logistics fees. Request an itemized quotation instead of assuming these costs are included in the sock price.
DDP and DDU place different responsibilities on the buyer and seller. Yiwu Genke indicates that both door-to-door arrangements are available, but the quotation should state which term applies to your order. It should also explain whether the price covers import duties, customs clearance, and delivery to the final address, or only transport to a designated terminal or destination point.
The custom business sock listing specifies a minimum order quantity of 100 pairs and a production period of 25 business days. These details describe manufacturing requirements, not freight pricing or the complete delivery schedule. Request separate estimates for production and transit, and confirm that the proposed transport method applies to the entire shipment.
Yiwu Genke reports serving customers in the United States, Europe, and Australia. The company also describes customs support, professional export documentation, shipment tracking, and reinforced export packaging. Its stated certifications include OEKO-TEX 100 and BSCI. Project examples involving fitness studios, sports teams, corporate merchandise, and retail collections demonstrate application areas, but they do not establish a standard shipping fee.

| Shipping method | Typical use described by the supplier | Items to include in the quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Express delivery through DHL, FedEx, or UPS | Samples and smaller custom quantities requiring faster delivery | Destination freight, delivery address, transit estimate, and inclusion or exclusion of duties and customs charges |
| Air freight | Bulk orders when speed is preferred over the lowest transport cost | Freight price, delivery scope, customs responsibility, and expected transit time |
| Sea freight | Larger shipments where economical transport is a priority | Freight amount, final delivery location, documentation, duties, and any local or destination charges |
| DDP or DDU door-to-door service | Door-to-door delivery with different allocations of import responsibility | Selected Incoterm, duty payer, customs-clearance responsibility, and final-mile delivery coverage |
The available product information does not confirm that shipping is included. Ask for a written quotation that separates the product price from freight, customs, duties, and any destination delivery fees.
Yiwu Genke lists express shipping through DHL, FedEx, and UPS, as well as air and sea freight. Availability and pricing should be confirmed according to the destination, order volume, and required delivery date.
DDP and DDU are both described as available services, but the published information does not define the exact charges covered for a particular order. Make sure the quote names the selected term and clearly assigns responsibility for duties, customs clearance, and final delivery.
Before confirming production, request an itemized logistics quotation covering the shipping mode, destination, delivery address, Incoterm, customs and duty responsibility, tracking, packaging, and estimated transit time. Keep the 100-pair minimum order and 25-business-day production period separate from the shipping schedule. Yiwu Genke describes custom manufacturing, manual inspection, and international logistics support, but the actual freight cost must be calculated for each shipment. For logistics or order assistance, contact happygu@cnleyoyo.com.
Yiwu Genke Apparel Co., Ltd. provides custom sock solutions for global clients, with products including sports, promotional, yoga, business, and trend-focused socks. Established in 2016, the company reports an annual production capacity of 12 million pairs and identifies the United States, Australia, and Europe as its main markets. Its listed certifications include OEKO-TEX 100 and BSCI; its cooperation cases describe work across fitness, athletic, corporate marketing, and retail sectors.

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