Warehouse & Logistics
Finished-Goods Storage, Packing and Shipment Preparation
From sample approval to international delivery, GENY YOGA focuses on clear product identification, accurate packing and practical coordination between production, warehouse and logistics teams.
Finished-Goods Warehouse
After production and inspection, approved garments are transferred to the finished-goods warehouse. Products and cartons are identified by customer or PO reference, style, color, size, quantity, carton number, shipping marks and destination.
Packing According to Buyer Requirements
Packing should be confirmed before bulk packing begins: folding, hangtags, brand labels, care, size and barcode labels, polybags, assortments, cartons and shipping marks. Retail-ready packaging should be discussed during quotation.
Carton Information and Quantity Checking
Before dispatch, carton count, quantity per carton, assortment, dimensions, gross weight, net weight, carton marks and order reference are recorded for packing lists and shipment booking. Markings are checked against confirmed order information.
Final Inspection Before Shipment
Bulk garments are inspected against the approved sample and confirmed requirements: style, color and size breakdown, measurements, stitching, fabric surface, logos, labels, components, packing method, carton quantity and marks.
Shipment Preparation
After packing information and target shipment date are confirmed, shipment arrangements begin. The transport method depends on order volume, destination, cost and delivery time, including express courier, air freight, sea freight, FCL and LCL.
Courier, Air and Sea Freight
Express courier suits samples, documents and small urgent shipments. Air freight is faster for time-sensitive larger shipments. Sea freight is common for commercial orders; FCL or LCL depends on carton volume, destination and forwarder arrangement.
Container Loading
For container shipments, the team confirms booking and container type, checks carton quantities and shipping marks, organizes cartons for loading, records loading information and closes the container for onward transport. Loading photos can be arranged when required.
Export and Shipping Documents
Documents are prepared according to delivery method and trade terms: commercial invoice, packing list, shipping instructions, bill of lading or air waybill, certificate of origin when required, and other destination-specific documents.
Incoterm, Customs and Delivery Risk
Freight costs, insurance, export handling, import clearance, duties, destination charges and inland transport depend on the agreed Incoterm. Buyers should confirm local import rules with their forwarder or customs broker before order placement.