Logistics guides for sports and parts brands
What to know before outsourcing your warehouse: sizes and returns, helmets and batteries, B2B, costs and how to read an invoice.
- Logistics for sports brands: sizes, seasons, returns and two sales channelsLogistics for sports brands: how to manage sizes and colours, seasons, returns and online and retail sales from a single stock, and when to outsource.
- Motorcycle and car parts and accessories logistics: the right handling for each productMotorcycle and car parts logistics: near-identical part numbers, sized helmets, lithium batteries, bulky items, workshops and warranties under control.
- What is a 3PL (and a 4PL): definitions, services, costs and how to chooseWhat a 3PL and a 4PL are, how they differ from a 1PL and 2PL, which services a logistics provider includes, how it charges and how to choose one for your brand.
- Ecommerce fulfillment for sports brands: from the click to the customer’s doorEcommerce fulfillment for sports brands: the order flow, shop integrations, packaging and how to prepare for launches and Black Friday without delays.
- Reverse logistics and size exchanges: how to turn a return into a sale you keepReverse logistics and size exchanges: returns portal, photo inspection, restocking, exchanging before or after the garment comes back, and what it all costs.
- B2B logistics for retailers and distributors: multi-line orders, delivery notes, pallets and replenishmentB2B logistics for retailers and distributors: multi-line orders, delivery notes, packing lists, pallets and key account requirements, plus a checklist.
- How to store helmets, visors and bulky products without paying for airHow to store helmets, visors and bulky products: location, stacking, packaging, how many fit on a pallet and why paying per space usually works out better.
- Lithium batteries and intercoms: how to store and ship them as dangerous goodsIntercoms and lithium batteries as dangerous goods: UN numbers, storage, ADR and air transport, and which documents to request from the manufacturer.
- Cross-docking and fast replenishment: what it is, when it works and when it does notWhat cross-docking is, when it pays off for launches and pre-allocated store orders, its advantages and limits, and what to ask before you put it into practice.
- How to read a fulfillment invoice: charge by charge, with an exampleHow to read a fulfillment invoice: what each charge measures, the unit it is billed in, what to ask an operator and which surcharges to watch, with an example.
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