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Socks for Europe
Europe appears in our published market list as two separate terms — Western Europe and Eastern Europe — and the audits that cover this floor are accepted for EU destinations. What the site does not do is name a European customer, a European warehouse or a market share, and this page keeps that line.
Packed for export, in Zhuji. The European side of an order is a term, a document set and a transit window. This is the room the cartons leave from, and the rest of the page is what happens to them after it.
Four places a European order is decided
None of them is a European address. Each one is a decision made at this end that decides what your customs broker, your DC or your compliance desk will ask for.
What we publish about Europe, and what we do not
Two of these are things the site says in writing. The other two are the things it deliberately does not say, and a European buyer is entitled to know which is which before a purchase order.
The markets we name
Our published market list reads: North America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia. Europe is a named destination, qualified by region rather than by country.
The audit position
SEDEX (SMETA) ZAA600215648 is described on the site as not market-specific: a buyer-requested social-compliance audit, accepted for any destination market including North America and the EU. BSCI 26-0419962 covers the same floor until 14 Aug 2027.
No European warehouse, no EU entity
Goods ship from Zhuji under the term you pick. There is no consignment stock in Europe and no EU company on any document, so the landed position is the one your quotation states.
No European references, and no market share
We do not name European customers and we do not print a share of any European market. A supplier who does both is telling you what they would do with your name and your numbers.
How a European order is quoted and shipped
The published figures do not change by region. What changes is the term the price sits on and the duty treatment printed beside it, because that is the number a European buyer actually compares.
| Stage | What we publish | What the European destination adds | Where it is published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sizing | EU and US scales printed beside the centimetre band | Send the band you sell; the sample is knitted to that grid | Sock size charts |
| Trade term | EXW, FOB, DDP or DAP, Incoterms® 2020 | EU-bound and US-bound orders are treated separately on the term | Wholesale terms |
| Duty | Treatment confirmed on your quotation | DDP carries duty and taxes paid; DAP leaves them to clear | Glossary |
| Documents | Invoice, packing list, certificate of origin where required | Your broker’s entry requirements | Document desk |
| Data protection | EU/EEA residents may lodge a complaint with their national authority | That route is published, not summarised | Privacy notice |
Europe, in four published terms
- 2 regionsWestern and Eastern Europe in our market list
- 2 auditsboth covering EU destinations
- 4 termsEXW, FOB, DDP, DAP — Incoterms® 2020
- 25–40 dayssea transit, depending on destination
Send the country and the term you book on
The country decides the documents your broker wants; the term decides what is inside the price. Send both with the quantity and the styles, and the reply carries a reference range with the trade term it sits on.
- Within one working dayReply to an enquiry, Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8).
- 1,000 pairs per styleThe bulk minimum, counted per style rather than on the order total.
- 3–5 daysSampling, after the brief and the artwork are confirmed.
- 20–30 daysBulk, after the deposit is received and the sample is approved.
Michelle Zhang, Export sales manager, answers enquiries — sales@sockwholesalers.com, +86-13761030160 (WhatsApp same number).