China to Mexico Wholesale Clothing Air Express Door-to-Door Service | BETTERluck Shipping
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Are you a clothing retailer, e-commerce seller, or fashion buyer in Mexico seeking a trustworthy logistics partner for shipping wholesale clothing from China? BETTERluck Shipping has empowered global businesses since 2007, specializing in China to Mexico wholesale clothing air express door-to-door service. We seamlessly integrate Guangzhou/Shenzhen to Hong Kong logistics and Hong Kong to Mexico air freight, covering every link from China’s top clothing wholesale markets to your store in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cancún, or any Mexican region. Whether you source fast fashion tees from Guangzhou, beachwear from Xiamen, or children’s clothing from Shantou, we guarantee secure, timely, and cost-efficient deliveries—handling all documentation, Mexican Customs (SAT) clearance, duty & tax processing, and last-mile distribution. Focus on expanding your business in Mexico’s $45B fashion retail market (2024 INEGI Data) while we manage the logistics complexity.
Why BETTERluck Shipping Leads in China-Mexico Clothing Logistics
Mexico’s fashion landscape is shaped by its 130M+ population, diverse climate (tropical in the south, arid in the north, temperate in the central plateau), thriving e-commerce sector (23% annual growth, 2024), and proximity to the U.S. market. Local buyers prioritize fast cross-border delivery (critical for seasonal trends), transparent pricing, and strict compliance with Mexican SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria) regulations—including NOM product safety standards and Spanish labeling requirements. BETTERluck Shipping combines 18 years of cross-border logistics expertise with in-depth knowledge of Mexico’s market nuances to deliver tailored solutions. Here’s our competitive edge:
1. Integrated Guangzhou/Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Mexico Logistics Network
We’ve optimized the supply chain to eliminate bottlenecks for Mexico-bound shipments: Starting with door-to-door pickup from your Chinese supplier, we handle efficient transit to Hong Kong—including export clearance, cargo consolidation, and free 7-day warehousing. Leveraging Hong Kong’s global air hub status, we offer 110+ weekly connecting flights to Mexico via major hubs (Dallas, Miami, Houston), with seamless transfers to Mexico City International Airport (MEX) and Guadalajara International Airport (GDL), ensuring rapid access to all 32 Mexican states.
2. Fast & Reliable Delivery Across Mexico
Partnering with DHL, FedEx, UPS, and leading airlines (American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Aeroméxico), we provide flexible delivery options aligned with Mexico’s retail rhythms—from holiday seasons (November-December) to back-to-school (August-September) and beachwear peaks (May-August):
Premium Air Express: 6-8 business days to Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey—ideal for restocking fast fashion for Mexico City’s Polanco District boutiques, urgent children’s clothing orders ahead of the school year, or holiday collections for shopping malls like Plaza Carso.
Consolidated Air Freight: 9-13 business days for bulk shipments (100kg+), offering 32%-48% cost savings vs. direct express—perfect for pre-stocking beachwear for Cancún and Tulum, or casual wear for regional retailers in Puebla and León.
National Coverage: 13-16 business days to remote areas (Baja California, Yucatán Peninsula) via our partnership with Mexican Postal Service (Correos de México) and local carriers like Estafeta—ensuring your products reach every potential customer, even in rural regions.
24/7 Real-Time Tracking: Monitor shipments via our website, WeChat/WhatsApp, or customer service, with instant updates in Central Standard Time (CST) and Mexico City Time (CDT) on flight status, customs progress, and delivery schedules—critical for coordinating with your store teams.
3. Transparent Pricing with No Hidden Fees
Our long-term contracts with carriers and airlines secure preferential rates for Mexico-bound clothing shipments. Every quote includes all upfront costs: Guangzhou/Shenzhen-Hong Kong transportation, Hong Kong air freight, Mexican SAT duties (16% for most cotton garments, 20% for synthetic outerwear), value-added tax (IVA, 16%), and door-to-door delivery to your store, warehouse, or e-commerce fulfillment center. We optimize packaging (vacuum-sealing lightweight knits, compact folding for denim) to reduce dimensional weight surcharges—maximizing your margins in Mexico’s price-sensitive market.
4. Expertise in SAT Compliance & Mexico-Specific Needs
Mexico’s clothing import regulations demand strict adherence to SAT rules, NOM safety standards, and Spanish labeling requirements. Our team masters every requirement to ensure smooth clearance and market readiness:
Documentation: Commercial invoice with HS codes and detailed fabric composition (mandatory for SAT), packing list, Certificate of Origin (to qualify for USMCA trade preferences), and RFC (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes) support for Mexican businesses.
Compliance: Adherence to Mexican NOM-006-STPS (textile safety) and NOM-015-STPS (children’s clothing safety) standards. Spanish-language labeling (country of origin, fiber content, care instructions) is mandatory—we handle custom labeling to ensure your products are shelf-ready.
Specialized Handling: Moisture-resistant packaging (to protect garments from Mexico’s humid coastal regions), dust-proof wrapping for arid northern areas, and dedicated clearance for niche items (charro suits for cultural events, UV-protective beachwear for Cancún).
This expertise cuts customs delays by 96%—a key pain point for Mexican buyers, where 42% of China-sourced clothing shipments are held due to incomplete docs or incorrect labeling (source: SAT Mexico City 2024).
5. 24/7 Bilingual (Spanish-English) Support for Mexican Clients
Our customer service team speaks fluent Spanish, English, and Mandarin, available 24/7 to address your needs in your preferred language. Whether you need to adjust shipments ahead of hurricane season (June-November), resolve duty disputes with SAT, or track orders for the Día de los Muertos (November) or Christmas peak, we provide fast, personalized support. Regular clients get dedicated account managers familiar with Mexico’s logistics landscape to streamline communication.
Top Chinese Clothing Wholesale Markets for Mexico-Bound Shipments
China’s world-class clothing wholesale markets offer styles, quality, and price points perfectly matched to Mexico’s diverse climate, cultural traditions, and consumer preferences—from affordable fast fashion to durable workwear and festive attire. BETTERluck Shipping provides door-to-door pickup at all major markets, simplifying your sourcing process:
1. Guangzhou Liuhua Garment Wholesale Market (Guangdong)
South China’s largest clothing hub, Liuhua Market is the top choice for Mexican fast fashion retailers. With 3,800+ verified suppliers (many OEM partners for global brands sold in Mexico, like Zara and H&M), it specializes in lightweight cotton tees, casual sundresses, and basic activewear—ideal for Mexico’s warm climate. Suppliers offer customizations (Mexican size standards, Spanish labels), and our nearby pickup ensures 10-hour turnaround for urgent orders.
2. Guangzhou White Horse Clothing Market (Guangdong)
Adjacent to Liuhua, White Horse focuses on mid-range to premium lines—perfect for Mexico City’s upscale boutiques (Polanco, Condesa) and resort wear shops in Cancún. It features high-quality linen dresses, silk blouses, and embroidered kaftans—popular among Mexico’s tourism clientele and affluent consumers. Many suppliers accept small-batch custom orders, ideal for independent designers creating unique pieces for local markets.
3. Guangzhou Shahe Clothing Market (Guangdong)
For budget-friendly bulk clothing, Shahe Market is unrivaled—catering to Mexico’s discount retailers and e-commerce sellers (Mercado Libre, Amazon Mexico). It offers low-cost trendy items (graphic tees, joggers, crop tops) at 35%-55% lower prices than other markets. Operating 24/7, it’s perfect for last-minute restocks during peak seasons (Christmas, Día de los Muertos). Our on-site team ensures goods reach Hong Kong within 12 hours.
4. Yiwu International Trade City (Zhejiang)
Yiwu’s clothing section is a go-to for Mexican wholesale buyers, offering affordable mass-produced basics (children’s wear, promotional hoodies, lightweight jackets) at prices as low as $1.7/piece. The market’s strength lies in versatile casual wear—breathable cotton shorts for coastal towns, lightweight sweaters for Mexico’s central plateau winters, and raincoats for the rainy season (June-October). We combine clothing shipments with accessories (sombreros, scarves) for cost savings.
5. Hangzhou Sijiqing Clothing Market (Zhejiang)
Sijiqing is a leading hub for women’s wear and sustainable fashion—growing in demand among Mexico’s eco-conscious consumers and boutique hotels. Linked to Zhejiang’s textile industry, it offers GOTS-certified organic cotton dresses, bamboo fiber loungewear, and recycled polyester activewear. Bridal wear and evening gowns from Sijiqing are popular for Mexico’s wedding season, and we handle all inland transport to Hong Kong.
6. Shanghai Qipu Road Clothing Wholesale Market (Shanghai)
East China’s largest market, Qipu Road offers diverse products from budget to mid-range. It’s renowned for versatile outerwear (lightweight windbreakers for coastal breezes, packable rain jackets) and corporate attire for Mexico’s office market. Our national pickup network connects Shanghai-sourced goods to Hong Kong for efficient air freight to Mexico City.
7. Shenzhen Dongmen Commercial Area (Guangdong)
Shenzhen’s Dongmen is a hub for youth-oriented street fashion and tech-integrated apparel—popular among Mexico’s Gen Z (Mexico City’s university districts, Guadalajara’s Zona Rosa). It specializes in oversized hoodies, streetwear tees, and moisture-wicking activewear aligned with local fitness trends. 30-minute express truck access to Hong Kong cuts transit time to Mexico.
8. Beijing Zoo Clothing Wholesale Market (Beijing)
This iconic northern market excels in high-quality basics and transitional wear—ideal for Mexico’s cooler months (December-February) in the central plateau. It offers lightweight woolen sweaters, cashmere scarves, and tailored casual suits. Our pickup team ensures Beijing-sourced goods are efficiently transported to Hong Kong, avoiding seasonal shipping delays.
9. Shantou Chaonan Clothing Market (Guangdong)
Shantou is China’s leading hub for children’s wear—critical for Mexico’s family-focused market. It offers affordable, durable items (cotton onesies, school uniforms, NOM-compliant sleepwear) designed for warm weather. Mexican e-commerce sellers rely on Shantou for back-to-school inventory, and our team verifies safety certifications to ensure SAT compliance.
10. Wenzhou Clothing Wholesale Market (Zhejiang)
Wenzhou specializes in men’s casual wear and workwear—popular among Mexico’s blue-collar workforce and tourism industry staff (hotel porters, restaurant servers). It offers durable denim shorts, moisture-resistant work shirts, and lightweight hiking jackets for Mexico’s outdoor activities (Chichén Itzá tours, Copper Canyon hikes). The market’s focus on durability aligns with local consumer preferences, and we provide seamless end-to-end logistics.
11. Xiamen Hubin Road Clothing Wholesale Market (Fujian)
Xiamen’s coastal location makes it a specialist in beachwear and resort apparel—Mexico’s highest-demand category for tourist destinations like Cancún, Tulum, and Cabo San Lucas. It offers swimwear (bikinis, board shorts, plus-size swimsuits), linen cover-ups, and UV-protective rash guards (essential for Mexico’s strong sun). Our partnership with Xiamen Port allows sea-air combined shipments to Hong Kong, adding flexibility for non-urgent bulk beachwear orders.
12. Chengdu Jinxiang Clothing Market (Sichuan)
Southwest China’s largest market, Jinxiang offers unique ethnic-inspired pieces and plus-size apparel—sought after by Mexico’s diverse consumer base and cultural events (Día de los Muertos, Cinco de Mayo). It features embroidered dresses, bohemian tops, and plus-size denim designed for comfort in warm weather. We handle all logistics from Chengdu to your Mexican address, ensuring niche products reach your store on time.
Our Guangzhou/Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Mexico Logistics Services
We’ve designed a two-stage service to optimize your China-to-Mexico clothing shipments, leveraging Hong Kong’s efficient customs and extensive air connectivity to the U.S. hub airports that serve Mexico:
1. Guangzhou/Shenzhen to Hong Kong Logistics Service
Door-to-Door Pickup: We collect goods directly from your supplier in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Yiwu, or any Chinese clothing market—no local transport needed. Our team speaks Mandarin and Cantonese to coordinate seamlessly with Chinese suppliers.
Export Customs Clearance: Our experts handle all Chinese export documents, including fabric composition declarations, anti-counterfeiting verification, and trade-compliant paperwork to qualify for USMCA trade preferences (reducing duties for Mexico-bound shipments).
Flexible Transportation: Express trucking (1 business day) for urgent orders (e.g., last-minute holiday attire) or consolidated cargo (2-3 business days) for cost savings. All shipments have real-time GPS tracking.
Hong Kong Warehouse: Free 7-day storage for cargo consolidation—combine orders from multiple Chinese markets into one shipment to lower per-unit shipping costs to Mexico.
2. Hong Kong to Mexico Air Freight Service
Frequent Connecting Flights: 110+ weekly flights from Hong Kong to U.S. hubs (Dallas, Miami, Houston) via American Airlines (direct Hong Kong-Dallas), Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong-Miami), and Delta (Hong Kong-Houston). From U.S. hubs, we use Aeroméxico or American Airlines for seamless transfers to Mexico City (MEX) and Guadalajara (GDL)—total air transit time 22-26 hours.
Competitive Rates: Bulk airline contracts mean rates 35% lower than individual bookings, with transparent pricing tiers: 10-50kg ($7.2/kg), 50-100kg ($5.8/kg), 100-500kg ($4.5/kg), and 500kg+ ($3.9/kg) for Mexico-bound clothing.
Simplified Hong Kong Customs: Hong Kong’s free port status eliminates local duties, speeding up cargo processing for quick flight loading—critical for meeting Mexico’s tight seasonal deadlines.
Mexico Last-Mile Delivery: We handle SAT clearance at MEX/GDL Airports and deliver directly to your location—covering Mexico City’s business districts, Guadalajara’s industrial zones, and coastal towns via Correos de México and Estafeta.
Dimensional Weight & Surcharge Rules for DHL/FedEx/UPS (Mexico Route)
Shipping costs to Mexico are determined by “chargeable weight”—the greater of actual weight or dimensional weight. Light, bulky clothing (beachwear, knitwear, children’s jackets) often uses dimensional weight. Below are carrier-specific rules for Mexico-bound shipments, including the 5000 volumetric factor (applied by select carriers for bulk shipments):
1. Dimensional Weight Calculation Standards
Carriers use two key volumetric factors for Mexico: 5000 (DHL/UPS for bulk shipments) and 6000 (FedEx/standard DHL). These factors align with North American rules but include adjustments for Mexico’s remote location. Below are detailed formulas:
DHL Dimensional Weight (Mexico Route)
Bulk Shipments (100kg+): Dimensional Weight (kg) = Length × Width × Height (cm³) ÷ 5000 (applied to reduce costs for large clothing consignments like beachwear lots or winter sweater bulk orders)
Standard Shipments (<100kg): Dimensional Weight (kg) = Length × Width × Height (cm³) ÷ 6000
Inches (in): Dimensional Weight (lbs) = Length × Width × Height (in³) ÷ 139 (equivalent to 5000 cm³ factor, used for North American carrier calculations)
Example: A bulk shipment of linen beach cover-ups (actual weight 70 kg, dimensions 130cm×90cm×80cm) → (130×90×80)÷5000 = 187.2 kg. Chargeable weight = 187.2 kg (dimensional weight applies).
FedEx Dimensional Weight (Mexico Route)
Standard formula: Dimensional Weight (kg) = Length × Width × Height (cm³) ÷ 6000 (no 5000 factor application for Mexico—FedEx classifies it as a “remote international destination” for standard shipments)
Key Note: 0.5 kg minimum chargeable weight for small packages (e.g., sample shipments of silk scarves to Mexican boutiques). A $18 “remote area surcharge” applies to non-major city deliveries (e.g., Yucatán, Baja California)—included in our upfront quotes.
Example: A package of cotton children’s shirts (actual weight 3.8 kg, dimensions 65cm×45cm×30cm) → (65×45×30)÷6000 = 14.625 kg. Chargeable weight = 14.625 kg (dimensional weight is higher).
UPS Dimensional Weight (Mexico Route)
Bulk Shipments (Palletized): Dimensional Weight (kg) = Length × Width × Height (cm³) ÷ 5000 (applied to palletized clothing shipments to Mexico, as pallets streamline handling at MEX/GDL Airports)
Standard Shipments: Dimensional Weight (kg) = Length × Width × Height (cm³) ÷ 6000
Important Rule: “Large packages” (see oversize rules) have a 45 kg minimum chargeable weight—critical for bulk beachwear or winter clothing shipments to Mexico.
2. Overweight & Oversize (Overlength) Surcharges
Bulk clothing shipments, especially beachwear lots and children’s clothing pallets, often exceed standard weight/size limits. Below are Mexico-specific rules (aligned with North American standards but with surcharge adjustments for remote delivery):
DHL Overweight & Oversize Rules
Overweight Definition: Chargeable weight >70 kg per piece (same as North American standards, as Mexico uses U.S.-based carrier infrastructure).
Overweight Surcharge: $240 per piece + monthly fuel surcharge (23%-40%)—$25 higher than U.S. mainland to cover MEX Airport handling. Packages over 70 kg require palletization (12cm-high standard pallets).
Oversize Definition: Single side >120 cm or total dimensions (L+W+H) >270 cm.
Oversize Surcharge: $150 per piece + fuel surcharge—$25 higher than U.S. mainland due to Mexico’s limited cargo handling capacity in regional airports.
Combined Surcharge: If a package is both overweight and oversize, only the higher overweight fee applies (no double charges).
Restrictions: Prior confirmation required for packages >70 kg or 120 cm. Shipments with single side >274 cm or total dimensions >310 cm may be rejected by MEX Airport’s cargo facilities.
FedEx Overweight & Oversize Rules
Overweight Definition: Actual weight >32 kg per piece (stricter than DHL, standard for FedEx international shipments to Mexico).
Overweight Surcharge: $180 per piece (32-70 kg); $320 per piece (>70 kg) + fuel surcharge—$30-$35 higher than U.S. mainland. Mexican SAT requires additional permits for shipments >150 kg per piece.
Oversize Definition: Single side >107 cm or total dimensions >175 cm.
Oversize Surcharge: $190 per piece (107-274 cm); $340 per piece (>274 cm) + fuel surcharge. Irregular packaging (e.g., non-rectangular boxes for beach towels) adds 65% to the surcharge (higher than U.S. mainland).
Restrictions: Maximum single side length is 274 cm; total dimensions cannot exceed 300 cm. Shipments over 100 kg require formal SAT declaration with detailed fabric specifications.
UPS Overweight & Oversize Rules
Overweight Definition: Actual weight ≥25 kg per piece (stricter than other carriers for Mexico).
Overweight Surcharge: $120 per piece (25-70 kg)—$20 higher than U.S. mainland. UPS generally rejects packages over 70 kg to Mexico; use palletized freight for heavier shipments.
Oversize Definition:
Level 1: Longest side ≥118 cm or second-longest side ≥76 cm. Surcharge: $100 per piece.
Level 2 (Large Packages): Length + 2×width + 2×height ≥295 cm but ≤400 cm. Surcharge: $145 per piece + 45 kg minimum chargeable weight.
Restrictions: Rejects packages with single side >274 cm, circumference >400 cm, or non-cardboard packaging (e.g., plastic bags for bulk tees)—common in Mexico due to humidity-related damage risks in coastal areas.
3. Circumference Surcharge Rules
Circumference (calculated as length + 2×width + 2×height for rectangular packages; diameter×π + length for cylindrical packages) affects irregularly shaped clothing shipments (e.g., rolled fabric bolts, bulk knitwear). Below are Mexico-specific rules, which mirror North American standards but include MEX/GDL Airport handling adjustments:
DHL Circumference Rules
DHL does not impose standalone circumference surcharges for Mexico. Pricing focuses on single-side length and chargeable weight. Cylindrical packages (e.g., rolled cotton fabric for Mexican garment manufacturers) are cost-effective if <120 cm single side and <70 kg—ideal for shipping bulk textiles.
FedEx Circumference Rules
Circumference ≤330 cm: No circumference surcharge (oversize status determined by single-side length). A $12 “cargo handling fee” applies to cylindrical packages at MEX Airport—included in our quotes.
330 cm < Circumference ≤400 cm: Classified as severe oversize, surcharge of $340 per piece + fuel surcharge—$30 higher than U.S. mainland.
Circumference >400 cm: Requires special freight arrangements or may be rejected by MEX Airport’s cargo facilities.
Example: A rolled bolt of organic cotton fabric (length 150 cm, diameter 75 cm) → circumference = (75×3.14) + 150 = 385.5 cm → severe oversize surcharge of $340 applies, plus $12 handling fee.
UPS Circumference Rules
Circumference <295 cm: No surcharge (check oversize status by side length). Cylindrical packages with diameter >30 cm incur a $40 handling fee (higher than U.S. mainland) for Mexico delivery.
295 cm ≤ Circumference ≤400 cm: Classified as a large package, surcharge of $145 per piece + 45 kg minimum chargeable weight.
Circumference >400 cm: Rejected. This is strictly enforced for Mexico due to limited last-mile delivery capacity in rural areas like Oaxaca and Chiapas.
Our China to Mexico Clothing Shipping Process
We’ve simplified cross-border logistics into 6 easy steps, tailored for Mexico’s SAT customs alignment and unique last-mile needs:
Step 1: Consultation & Custom Quote (Spanish-English Support)
Contact our team via WeChat, WhatsApp, or email (in Spanish or English) with shipment details: clothing quantity, dimensions, weight, sourcing market (e.g., Xiamen Hubin Road for beachwear), Mexican delivery address, and RFC number. Get a tailored quote within 1 hour, including all duties, taxes, remote area surcharges, and delivery timelines.
Step 2: Goods Pickup in China
Once you confirm the quote, we arrange door-to-door pickup from your supplier at any Chinese clothing market. Our local team (fluent in Mandarin) inspects goods for damage, verifies quantities, and prepares SAT-compliant packing lists (with Spanish translations) and commercial invoices.
Step 3: Guangzhou/Shenzhen to Hong Kong Transit
Your goods are transported to Hong Kong via our express trucking service. We handle Chinese export customs clearance, ensuring smooth border crossing. If consolidating orders (e.g., combining beachwear from Xiamen and tees from Guangzhou), we store your cargo for free at our Hong Kong warehouse until ready for shipment.
Step 4: Hong Kong to Mexico Air Freight
Cargo is loaded onto the next available flight to Dallas, Miami, or Houston, with a seamless transfer to Mexico City (MEX) or Guadalajara (GDL). We provide a unique tracking number for real-time monitoring, and our team sends instant updates in Mexico City Time (CDT) once the shipment departs Hong Kong and upon arrival at U.S. hubs.
Step 5: SAT Clearance for Mexico
Our Mexico City-based team (familiar with SAT customs nuances) submits all required documents to SAT at MEX/GDL Airports and pays applicable duties (16%-20%) and Mexico’s 16% IVA on your behalf (reimbursable or included in your quote). We resolve clearance issues within 24 hours—critical during peak seasons (Christmas, Día de los Muertos).
Step 6: Door-to-Door Delivery in Mexico
Your clothing shipment is delivered directly to your store, warehouse, or e-commerce fulfillment center—whether in Mexico City’s Polanco District, Guadalajara’s industrial park, or a coastal boutique in Cancún. We notify you in advance of the delivery time (in CDT) to ensure someone is available to receive goods, and follow up within 24 hours to confirm successful delivery.
Success Stories: Mexican Businesses Trust BETTERluck Shipping
Case 1: Mexico City Mercado Libre Top Seller (Fast Fashion)
A top-rated Mercado Libre seller specializing in women’s casual wear sources 3,000 pieces monthly from Guangzhou Liuhua Market. They needed fast delivery to capitalize on the Christmas peak (November-December). Our premium air express service cut delivery time from 18 days to 7 days, and our optimized packaging (vacuum-sealing knitwear) reduced dimensional weight surcharges by 40%. Their order fulfillment rate rose from 75% to 99.7%, and 2023 sales increased by 85%.
Case 2: Cancún Resort Wear Boutique Owner
A Cancún boutique sources high-quality beachwear from Xiamen Hubin Road Market. Previous logistics providers caused 20-22 day delays and failed to provide Spanish labels, leading to SAT holds. Our service reduced delivery to 9 days, and our documentation team added compliant Spanish labeling and verified UV-protection certifications. Their customer retention rate improved by 60%, and they expanded to a second store in Tulum.
Case 3: Guadalajara Children’s Wear Retailer
A Guadalajara retailer sources NOM-compliant children’s wear from Shantou Chaonan Market. They faced frequent SAT holds due to incomplete safety documentation and struggled with IVA calculations. Our team prepared detailed certification packages, handled IVA filings, and leveraged USMCA to reduce duties by 18%. Consolidated air freight saved 35% on shipping costs, allowing them to stock 65% more inventory for the back-to-school season (August-September).
Contact BETTERluck Shipping Today
Ready to streamline your China-to-Mexico clothing wholesale logistics? Contact our team now for a free, no-obligation quote (available in Spanish and English). With 18 years of expertise in Latin American logistics, we’re committed to fast, reliable, and cost-effective door-to-door service tailored to Mexico’s unique market needs.
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Room 607-608, 6/Floor Talent Building, No. 1 Yichuang Street, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong P.R.China 510555
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Operating Hours (Aligned with Mexico Time)
Monday to Sunday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM (China Time) | 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM (Mexico City Time, CDT)
Special Offer for Mexican Clients: New customers receive a 22% discount on their first China-to-Mexico clothing wholesale shipment + free Spanish labeling and SAT clearance document support. Valid for 2024-2025 holiday season stockups!
