Garment-on-hanger distribution may require apparel to arrive without excessive creasing and with style and size order intact. Define the hand-off between hanging transport and carton shipment in advance.
This guide provides general packaging information. Validate critical applications with representative trials and supplier instructions.
Keep garments clean and organised
Separate styles, colours and sizes against the order list. Arrange garments to reduce contact and snagging, and confirm any cover requirement with the product owner. Keep barcodes and product labels readable through the cover.
Match hanging transport and carton layout
Check that hooks and hanger points remain secure in the hanging system. For carton shipment, avoid excessive compression and match item order to the buyer’s requirement. Carton closure should not press on garments or introduce foreign material.
Sample-check destination readiness
Before dispatch, open sample cartons and check quantity, sizes, labels and visible marks. Record creasing, moisture and carton deformation after transit. Assess reuse or recycling of outer packaging against buyer and local conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
Should garments ship in protective covers?
Cover needs depend on product sensitivity, transport environment and buyer standards; trial material compatibility and label visibility.
Should textile cartons be fully stretch-wrapped?
Plan wrapping for pallet stability and airflow needs, keeping carton labels and any ventilation requirements clear.