What we source
The categories where we have supplier relationships and know what a fair price looks like. If your product is not here, ask anyway — but we will tell you honestly if it is outside what we cover.
Categories we source
Textiles & apparel
Knitwear, jersey, denim, workwear and promotional clothing. One of Turkish manufacturing's deepest strengths, with a full supply chain from yarn to finished garment inside the country.
Primarily Türkiye
Home textiles
Towels, bedding, bathrobes, curtains and table linen. A category where Turkish mills have long-standing reputations and where smaller repeat orders are genuinely workable.
Primarily Türkiye
Furniture & wood
Domestic and contract furniture, flat-pack and assembled, plus wood components. Road freight makes bulky goods from Türkiye far more viable than the same goods by sea from Asia.
Primarily Türkiye
Ceramics, tiles & sanitaryware
Floor and wall tiles, bathroom ceramics and fittings. Heavy, low-value-per-kilo goods where the short land route to the Nordics changes the economics completely.
Primarily Türkiye
Carpets & floor coverings
Machine-made rugs, runners and broadloom. A traditional Turkish export sector with substantial modern industrial capacity behind it.
Primarily Türkiye
Appliances & white goods
Domestic appliances and components. Türkiye is a significant European producer; smaller countertop and kitchen electricals more often come from China.
Türkiye and China
Consumer electronics
Accessories, lighting, LED products and small electronics. This is squarely a China category — the component ecosystem makes anywhere else uncompetitive.
Primarily China
Hardware & tools
Hand tools, fixings, fittings and metal parts. Available from both origins; we quote whichever wins on landed cost for your quantity.
Türkiye and China
Packaging & plastics
Moulded parts, containers, retail and transport packaging. Often the category where a shorter, cheaper freight lane matters most, because packaging is mostly air by volume.
Türkiye and China
This list reflects where our supplier network is strongest, not a hard limit. We would rather decline a category we cannot serve properly than take a fee for guesswork. Ask, and you will get a straight yes or no.
Who we work with
The buyers we suit
We are built around a specific customer, and it is worth being clear about who that is.
A good fit
- Independent retailers and small chains
- E-commerce sellers moving from wholesale to direct import
- Small wholesalers and distributors
- Hospitality, contract and trade buyers
- Brands launching a first own-label product
Probably not us
Buyers who need full-container volumes every month are usually better served dealing direct with a factory or a large trading house — the margin we add stops making sense at that scale.
Equally, if you need a single unit of something, you want a retailer, not a sourcing agent. Our floor is roughly a pallet.
Have a product in mind?
Tell us the item and the quantity. We will tell you which origin fits and what it is likely to land at.