MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based supplier shipping teamwear to Poland. The catalogue holds 52 styles across 22 teams, MOQ is 10 pieces per design, base pricing starts at $8 per piece, and the Eastern Europe lane runs 7-10 days DHL door-to-door. Send your order list to +86 181 7757 2115 for a priced Proforma Invoice.
How long does a Poland order take from China?
Eastern Europe runs 7-10 days door-to-door, and Poland sits in that window. Western Europe is quoted at 6-9 days, so a release date built around a German or Dutch delivery lands a day or two later in Poland. Nothing else about the shipment changes: same DHL door-to-door default, FedEx or UPS on request, tracking number within 24 hours of pickup.
Transit is only half the calendar. Production runs 7-10 days for blank stock and 10-15 days where custom printing is involved, and it sits in front of the lane rather than inside it.
Why do Polish buyers usually plan their stock earlier?
Two reasons that stack. The lane itself is the longer of the two European windows at 7-10 days. And Poland is often not the final destination of the goods - a buyer there may be supplying shops in neighbouring CEE markets, so the consignment goes through one more handling step after it lands.
That makes the planning number the production window plus the lane plus however long onward dispatch takes, not the lane alone. If a display has to be on a shelf on a fixed date, the date to work back from is the printed production window of 10-15 days, and the 7-10 day transit sits after it.
Does one order have to ship as one consignment?
Packing is plain and unbranded on the outside, free of charge, and drop-ship is supported. That matters when part of a consignment is being forwarded onward: there is no supplier branding on the carton to remove and no repacking step before it goes out again.
One order, one invoice and one price tier applies whatever happens to the cartons after they land. If the packing needs to be arranged a particular way, say so on +86 181 7757 2115 before the order is closed rather than after production starts.
Which styles fit a Polish wholesale display?
The motorsport line is 40 styles across 11 teams. 13 crew-neck and 13 polo make up two thirds of it, with 5 Player Version, 3 casual tees, 2 special editions, and one each of anniversary, Driver Edition, driver tee and Fan Version. The deepest single group is Mercedes-AMG at 9 styles, then Ferrari at 6, and Audi, Cadillac and Williams at 4 each.
The baseball side is 12 jerseys in one button-front cut across 11 clubs, including 5 Premier League designs - Liverpool with two, plus Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United - and 2 Serie A designs in Inter Milan and Juventus. A Polish shop serving both football and motorsport customers can fill a rack from a single order.
What is the minimum order for Poland?
MOQ is 10 pieces per design - per design, not per size and not per team. Teams, styles, seasons and sizes mix freely inside one order and the whole order is quoted together, so a first order can be ten pieces each of ten different designs.
Samples start from 1 piece. There is no separate minimum for Poland: the terms are the same wherever the order ships, and every piece is inspected before it is packed.
How is a Poland order priced and paid?
Short sleeve runs $10 at 10-49 pieces, $9 at 50-99 and $8 at 100 and above; long versions run $16, $15 and $14 on the same tiers. The tier is set by the total volume on the order - thirty pieces of one team plus thirty of another is a 60-piece order at $9, not two 30-piece orders at $10. Name and number printing adds $2 per piece for up to 20 characters plus the number; crests, sleeve marks and embroidery are quoted per piece from your artwork; freight is quoted separately by weight and destination.
Send the design list, quantities and size split to +86 181 7757 2115 and the Proforma Invoice comes back with every line broken out, holding for 14 days. Payment runs by T/T bank transfer, PayPal, Western Union or USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, with larger orders normally on a 30% deposit and the balance against the tracking number.