Shipping can affect the total cost and delivery schedule of a custom sock order. Before approving production, request a written quotation that names the shipping method, destination, delivery terms, customs responsibilities, and any services included. Yiwu Genke lists several international shipping options, but its available product information does not give specific freight prices.
Ask the supplier to price delivery for your exact destination and order quantity. The listed choices include express carriers such as DHL, FedEx, and UPS, along with air and sea freight. Confirm whether the price covers delivery to your final address or only to a port, airport, or other transport point.
Also check whether shipping for samples or a small run is quoted separately from freight for a full production order. The supplier describes express delivery as an option for quick samples and smaller batches, while air or sea freight may be used for bulk shipments.
Yiwu Genke says it can arrange both DDP and DDU door-to-door services. Ask the supplier to identify which term applies to your order and explain who pays import duties, customs charges, and clearance fees. Do not assume these costs are included unless the quotation says so clearly.
Confirm whether customs documentation, shipment tracking, and export-standard packaging are part of the quoted service. The company states that it supports customs paperwork, provides tracking numbers, and uses reinforced export packaging. Request the details for your shipment rather than relying on general service descriptions.
The listing for custom business socks gives a minimum order quantity of 100 pairs and a production lead time of 25 business days. These figures describe order and manufacturing terms; they do not indicate freight cost or total delivery time. Ask for production timing and estimated transit time separately, and verify that the selected shipping method covers the complete order.
The company reports shipping to the United States, Europe, and Australia. Its North American project examples include fitness studios, sports teams, corporate merchandise, and retail collections, but no project-specific shipping prices are stated. Yiwu Genke also lists OEKO-TEX 100 and BSCI credentials.

| Option | Use described by supplier | Details to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Express: DHL, FedEx, or UPS | Samples and smaller custom batches requiring faster delivery | Destination-specific price, delivery address, and inclusion of duties or customs fees |
| Air freight | Bulk orders shipped by air | Freight charge, transit estimate, delivery scope, and customs responsibilities |
| Sea freight | Bulk orders shipped by sea | Freight charge, final delivery point, documentation, duties, and additional service fees |
| DDP or DDU | Door-to-door delivery arrangements offered by the supplier | Selected term and responsibility for import clearance, duties, and final delivery |
The product information does not say whether shipping is included. Ask for an itemized quotation that separates the product price from freight, customs charges, and other delivery costs.
The supplier lists express shipping through DHL, FedEx, and UPS, as well as air and sea freight. Availability and pricing depend on the destination, quantity, and required schedule, so confirm the options for your order.
The supplier offers DDP and DDU services, but the available information does not define the exact costs covered. Have the written quote state who is responsible for duties, customs clearance, and delivery to the final address.
Get written confirmation of the freight method, destination, delivery term, customs and duty responsibilities, final delivery point, tracking, and packaging. Keep the 100-pair minimum order and 25-business-day production lead time distinct from the shipping estimate. Yiwu Genke describes custom manufacturing, manual inspection of every pair, and international logistics support, but shipping charges must be quoted for each order. For order or logistics questions, contact happygu@cnleyoyo.com.
Yiwu Genke Apparel Co., Ltd. supplies custom socks for international customers, including sports, promotional, yoga, business, and fashion-oriented styles. Founded in 2016, the company reports annual capacity of 12 million pairs and identifies the United States, Australia, and Europe as its main markets. Its stated certifications include OEKO-TEX 100 and BSCI, and its project experience spans fitness, athletics, corporate marketing, and retail.

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