We source and import bags, luggage and small leather goods for resellers, shops and markets in Morocco. The sensitive point in this family is not the price on the label, it is the material, the finishes and the consistency from one order to the next.
Handbags, shoulder bags, pouches, backpacks, sports bags and travel bags. On the luggage side: hard and soft suitcases, cabin bags, suitcase sets. On the small leather goods side: wallets, card holders, belts, pouches and small cases.
These families are listed on the what we source page. A specific model you have in a photo can be sourced too: send the photo and the dimensions.
Send a photo of the model you are looking forOne listing can hide PU, genuine leather, polyester or a blend. What can be checked: the written composition, the thickness or the weight per square metre of the material, the lining, and the hardware. A good zip and good buckles show in the weight and in the sound; that is often where the difference lies between a bag that lasts one season and a bag that lasts three years.
Before a volume order, a sample of the exact model is ordered. That is the only way to judge the softness, the real shade and the finish of the stitching.
Yes, it is common in this family: embossed or printed logo, metal plate, woven label, composition label, or packaging under your brand. What matters is the quantities per model and per colour, because a factory only runs a customised model from a certain volume upwards.
We do not sell any brand we cannot justify: if a supplier offers a model copied from a registered trademark, we tell you and we do not import it.
The minimum per model and per colour first, because it decides everything else. Then the real measurements in centimetres, the shade tolerance between two batches, the weight, and the packing: each piece in a bag, then a number of pieces per carton, with the carton dimensions for freight.
Also ask for the photo of the batch actually produced before shipment, not a catalogue photo.
The same four pieces as for any import: the commercial or pro forma invoice, describing the goods in French and carrying the HS code when it is known; the import commitment authorised by the Foreign Exchange Office; the customs declaration; and the importer's ICE identifier.
If the product falls inside the conformity verification scope, the shipment's certificate of conformity is added to the file. It is issued by an authorised body and presented to customs. Your broker files the declaration; we prepare the file on the supplier's side.
Everything is paid in advance, and the contract is signed before a single dirham moves. We do not do free quotes: searching a product, comparing factories and checking what can be checked is work.
We also do not take an order below 50,000 MAD of goods.
A real import runs two to three months from order to delivery: production, then 33 to 49 days of LCL sea freight, then clearance. Sea freight from China typically runs 30 to 45 days, and Turkey or Europe are faster.
On quantity, the floor is a value, not a piece count: 50,000 MAD of goods at minimum. Depending on the product that is a few units or many, and your market decides.
You are, as the importer of the goods. Morocco's conformity verification regime, mandatory since 1 February 2020 for regulated imports, puts the check on the importer, shipment by shipment.
Our role stops where the signature starts: we gather the pieces, we tell you what we cannot certify, and we never sign a declaration of conformity in your place.
For a leather or textile item, it is the HS code of the finished item that decides the duties and any labelling obligations: that is confirmed with your broker. To start, describe the model, the quantity per colour and the material you want on the contact page, or send the list on WhatsApp.