The bale market
Your margin is decided before the bale reaches you.
If you sell clothing in Nigeria, you already know the economics: the quality of a bale and the price you paid for it decide your entire month.
Buying locally means buying from someone who bought from someone else. You inherit their grading, their pricing, and whatever was left after they picked through it.
Sourcing direct means you specify the category, grade and volume you want, and the bales come to you unopened — not picked over.
Women's and children's
The two categories that move fastest.
Women's and children's clothing are the highest-turnover segments in the Nigerian wholesale clothing market, and the two we focus on.
We source in bales, by grade, from verified suppliers — so what you receive matches what you ordered.
Tell us the category, the grade and the number of bales, and we will quote you a landed cost including freight and clearing.
Sea freight 35–65 working days — the standard and most economical route for bales.
Bales reward volume. Larger consolidated orders lower your cost per bale significantly.