U.S. wholesale distribution.
A factory-backed wholesale program for U.S. distributors, multi-store buyers and resellers that need newness, mixed batches and repeatable replenishment.
- Daily capacity
- 4,000 pairs
- Monthly development
- 200+ styles
- Primary market
- United States
Wholesale that can move with demand.
Distribution works when the supply plan supports both experimentation and replenishment. NailAxis lets buyers start with low quantities, combine styles in one order and return to proven products without rebuilding the buying process each time.
The relationship can begin with stock orders. As the assortment proves itself, private label and custom development provide a second route for differentiated product and packaging.
Plan the right route.
Carrier selection balances urgency, parcel size and destination. The practical route is confirmed around the order rather than forced into a single service.
Express DHL or UPS for urgent stock and smaller launches where speed is the priority.
Economy agent YunExpress or Yanwen may be used for suitable parcels where cost efficiency matters more than speed.
Import responsibility Duties, taxes and customs charges are the buyer responsibility unless agreed separately in writing.
Build around the customer you serve.
The product mix can move from everyday salon demand to seasonal statements without abandoning a consistent visual and quality standard.
From market brief to reorder.
A practical sequence keeps the commercial, product and delivery decisions connected.
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Share the market
Define the customer type, channel, quantity range and the visual direction that needs to be represented.
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Shape the mix
Select core shapes, seasonal stories and test styles across the available wholesale catalogue.
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Confirm the route
Lock quantities, destination and carrier approach before payment and dispatch.
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Replenish
Review what sold, keep the proven styles and adjust the size and color mix for the next order.
Know the product behind the range.
Distributors need a product standard that survives repeat orders. Review the finishing reference and production approach before building the first stock plan.
Factory and qualityPlan the first stock route.
Share your market, opening quantity and destination. The team will help define a practical first assortment and ordering path.