Fashion and clothing

Delftrain’s previous orders include clothing, technical outerwear and seasonal fashion selections. Requests can range from a defined product and size run to a mixed assortment for resale. Brand, model, colour, size, quantity and intended market should be stated wherever possible.

Bags and fashion accessories

Handbags, small bags, scarves, eyewear and other accessories may be assessed as standalone orders or as part of a broader fashion selection. Packaging and presentation requirements should be included in the initial brief when they affect the commercial decision.

Skincare, perfume and cosmetics

Beauty and personal-care requests can include skincare, fragrance and cosmetics. These products may be subject to transport, labelling, ingredient, brand-distribution or destination-specific requirements. The exact product and route must therefore be reviewed before an order is accepted.

Lifestyle and everyday consumer goods

Selected home, personal and lifestyle items can be considered where the product, quantity and delivery route fit Delftrain’s operating scope. A clear product description and intended use help distinguish a practical sourcing request from a category that requires specialist handling.

Consumer electronics

Selected consumer electronics may be sourced on request. Battery type, plugs, voltage, certification, warranty conditions and transport restrictions can materially affect suitability. These details should be available early so the route can be assessed correctly.

What is not a public catalogue promise

The categories above describe experience and areas that Delftrain can review; they do not mean every product is permanently stocked or available for every market. Supplier stock, product restrictions, brand conditions, order size and destination requirements can change.

We confirm each request individually and may decline products that are prohibited, unusually regulated, unsafe to transport, outside our practical expertise or otherwise unsuitable for the proposed route.

Details to include

• Product name, brand, model or reference image
• Required specification, size, colour or variation
• Estimated quantity and acceptable alternatives
• Destination country and intended business use
• Preferred timing and budget expectations
• Any known labelling, packaging or documentation requirements