Luggage, Bags & Cases procurement

The right factory makes all the difference in Luggage, Bags & Cases procurement, and at DHS, we make the choice easy. Our AI-powered matching system analyzes your needs against our 3,000+ verified factories, ensuring a 98% accuracy rate. We also conduct thorough audits to confirm expertise and reliability.

This due diligence means you’re working with trusted partners who deliver quality and consistency. With DHS, your Luggage, Bags & Cases procurement is backed by the best factories in the business.

DHS Luggage, Bags & Cases procurement

At DHS, our job doesn’t end when your order arrives—it’s just beginning. For Luggage, Bags & Cases procurement, we offer comprehensive after-sales support to ensure everything runs smoothly. From addressing minor defects to handling more complex issues, our team is here to help. We back our products with warranties, so you can rest easy knowing your investment is protected.

But it’s not just about fixing problems—it’s about preventing them. We provide maintenance tips and care guides to extend the life of your products. With a return rate of just 0.7%, we’re confident in what we deliver, but we’re always ready to stand by you. At DHS, after-sales support isn’t an afterthought—it’s part of our promise.

FAQ

  • Q: What certifications should I look for in luggage and bag products?

    A: Look for certifications that ensure quality, safety, and sustainability. ISO 9001 certifies a manufacturer’s quality management system, while Bluesign indicates environmentally friendly production processes. REACH compliance ensures products are free from harmful substances. For leather products, certifications from organizations like the Leather Working Group promote sustainable leather production. These certifications not only assure quality but also help meet consumer expectations for ethical and eco-friendly products.

    Q: How can I stay updated on the latest regulations affecting luggage and bag procurement?

    A: Stay informed by regularly checking industry news and updates from trade associations like the International Baggage Association. Subscribe to newsletters from regulatory bodies such as the International Air Transport Association (IATA) or the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for baggage handling regulations. Attend trade shows and conferences to network with industry experts and learn about emerging standards. Following industry blogs or forums can also provide timely insights into regulatory changes.

    Q: What are the differences between procuring from local vs. international manufacturers?

    A: Local manufacturers often offer shorter lead times, easier communication, and lower shipping costs but may have limited product variety or higher production costs. International manufacturers, particularly from regions like Asia, can provide lower production costs, advanced manufacturing technologies, and a wider range of products but may involve longer lead times and more complex logistics. Consider your budget, timeline, and product needs when deciding between local and international sourcing.

    Q: How can I handle returns or defects in procured luggage and bags?

    A: Establish clear return policies with your manufacturer upfront, including conditions for returns, inspection processes, and responsibility for return shipping costs. Document any defects thoroughly with photos and descriptions, and communicate with the manufacturer to resolve the issue. Depending on your agreement, you may be eligible for replacements, refunds, or credits. Working with a manufacturer that has a low defect rate and offers after-sales support can minimize these issues.

Reviews

Michael Brown

Our collapsible camping cookware line was made possible thanks to DHS. They handled mold creation, testing, and delivery seamlessly.

Emily Watson

Working with DHS was a game-changer. They helped us source high-quality portable coffee machines efficiently and ensured smooth shipping to the US.

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