Description: We specialize in exporting branded bags, jerseys, and other textile products to the Philippines. We offer container loading services in Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Shenzhen, with flexible options for FCL and LCL. Departing from Yantian in Shenzhen and Nansha in Guangzhou, the direct flight to Manila takes about 3-7 days; The entire door-to-door process (including customs clearance and delivery) takes about 10-18 days. One fixed price package - ocean freight+domestic trailer customs clearance+Philippine import customs clearance+customs duties+12% value-added tax+final delivery. The clothing tariff is about 15%, and holding a FORM E certificate of origin can reduce it to zero tariff. Brand products must provide a brand authorization letter, and without authorization, they may face seizure and destruction. The outer packaging of the goods must be clearly labeled with "Made in China", and the use of abbreviations such as "CN" is strictly prohibited. Fully handle customs clearance and tax payment, with delivery throughout Manila, Cebu, and Davao. Worry free, cost-effective, and more secure!

The biggest fear of exporting branded bags and jerseys to the Philippines is that the goods get stuck on the labels when they arrive at Manila Port - the country of origin is not printed on the physical object and the goods are detained, the fiber composition label is missing and forced to be rectified, and the brand authorization letter is not prepared and directly identified as infringing goods... We have seen too many of these bad things.

1、 Shenzhen to Philippines sub brand bags and jerseys sea freight prices and delivery times

1. Shenzhen to Philippines sub brand bags and jerseys shipping time

The Philippines is one of the fastest-growing consumer markets in Southeast Asia, with ports such as Manila, Cebu, and Davao continuously increasing their throughput. We specialize in container loading in Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Shenzhen, providing flexible shipping options for FCL and LCL shipments. Departing from Yantian in Shenzhen, Nansha in Guangzhou, or Dongguan Port, the direct flight to Manila takes about 3-7 days; The entire door-to-door process (including customs clearance and delivery) takes about 10-18 days. During the peak season (June September), cabin availability is tight. It is recommended to book 2-3 weeks in advance.

2. The sea freight price for bags and jerseys from Shenzhen to the Philippines is negotiable and all inclusive: sea freight, domestic trailer customs clearance, Philippine import customs clearance, customs duties, 12% value-added tax, and final delivery without any hidden fees.

3. Key points of tariffs and taxes in the Philippines:

The Philippines imposes import tariffs and a 12% value-added tax (VAT) on imported goods. The basic tariff for clothing (HS 61-62) is about 15%, while the tariff range for textile and clothing categories is between 8% and 25%. Value added tax is calculated at (CIF price+customs duty) x 12%.

The FORM E certificate of origin is the biggest money saving tool - holding the FORM E certificate of the China ASEAN Free Trade Area allows over 90% of goods to enjoy zero tariff clearance. FORM E must be issued by the Chinese Customs or the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade before shipment and cannot be reissued upon arrival at the port.

2、 Shenzhen to Philippines sub brand bags and jerseys sea freight customs clearance documents and processes: the "four customs" of brand bags and jerseys

First level: FORM E Certificate of Origin - Tariff reduced from 15% to zero (top priority)

FORM E is a preferential certificate of origin for the China ASEAN Free Trade Area. Goods exported to the Philippines with this certificate can enjoy ACFTA preferential tariffs, with the majority of goods having tariffs reduced to 0%. FORM E must be applied for issuance before shipment, and the HS code, product name, quantity, and consignee on the certificate must be completely consistent with the bill of lading and invoice. Commercial invoices must display CIF value and 6-digit HS code; The last digit of the bill of lading number cannot be a letter (new regulation in 2025).

Level 2: Brand Authorization Letter - The "lifeline" of brand products (easily overlooked)

The Philippine Customs has listed infringing goods (counterfeit branded clothing, shoes, and bags) as absolutely prohibited items from entering the country, and the Customs' efforts to crack down on such goods continue to increase. Brand bags and brand jerseys must provide a complete brand authorization letter. Unauthorized goods will be directly identified as counterfeit and face the risk of seizure and destruction.

Level 3: Label Compliance - Key Points of Customs Inspection in 2026 (Reasons for High Frequency Seizures)

The Philippine Customs has listed clothing, shoes, and bags as a key inspection category, and goods without ingredient material labels will be subject to mandatory rectification. Labels must meet the following mandatory requirements:

-Country of Origin Label: It must be clearly labeled as "Made in China". It is not recommended to use easily detachable adhesive stickers, and priority should be given to printing directly on the packaging body

-Mandatory English labeling: Core information such as product name, model specifications, etc. must be in English, and only Chinese labeling is used to directly determine non conformity

-Importer information: The full name and detailed address of the local importer in the Philippines must be indicated

-Special requirements for textiles: fiber composition and percentage of content, washing instructions must be marked

-Individual product identification: Each minimum packaging product sold independently must be labeled with a corresponding label. If only the outer box is labeled and the individual product is not labeled, it will be judged as a label failure

Fourth level: Customs clearance process at the destination port (fully handled by our Philippine cooperative customs clearance agent):

1. FORM E application (before shipment): Issued by customs or the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade to ensure consistency of document information

2. ADN pre declaration (72 hours before arrival): The Philippines has a mandatory ADN pre declaration system, and all imported goods must submit detailed declaration information 72 hours before arrival at the port

3. Electronic customs declaration (within 15 days after unloading): Submit the declaration through the Philippine Customs E2M electronic customs clearance system. The full set of declaration procedures must be completed within 15 days after the goods are unloaded from the port. Failure to do so will be considered as "implied abandonment of goods"

4. Customs valuation and inspection: Philippine Customs continues to increase inspection efforts on clothing, shoes, and bags categories

5. Tax payment release: payment of customs duties on behalf of others+12% value-added tax, compliant release

6. End delivery: Delivery throughout Manila, Cebu, and Davao

List of essential customs clearance documents:

-Original bill of lading/electronic bill of lading (the last digit of the bill of lading number cannot be a letter)

-Commercial invoice (must display CIF value and 6-digit HS code)

-Packing list (listing the gross weight, net weight, and dimensions of each box)

-FORM E Certificate of Origin (issued before shipment)

-Brand Authorization Letter (Essential for Brand Products)

-Import Commodity Clearance Certificate (ICC) (Controlled Goods)

-Wooden packaging fumigation certificate (if applicable)

3、 Six compliance red lines for shipping bags, jerseys, and other sub brands from Shenzhen to the Philippines by sea

1. FORM E is missing - tariffs have skyrocketed from zero to over 15% (most importantly)

FORM E must be applied for issuance before shipment and cannot be reissued after arrival at the port. If FORM E is missing or filled in incorrectly, the goods will be subject to MFN most favored nation tax rate, with a tax rate of approximately 15% for clothing and up to 65% for some products.

2. Non compliant labels - Key focus of customs inspection in 2026 (reasons for high-frequency seizure)

Clothing, shoes, and bags have been listed as key inspection categories by Philippine customs. The country of origin mark must be printed on the packaging body, marked in English, and must indicate the information of the local importer in the Philippines. Textiles must be labeled with fiber composition and washing instructions, and each independently sold minimum packaged product must have a label.

3. Lack of brand authorization letter - direct seizure and destruction of goods (easily overlooked)

Brand bags and brand jerseys must provide a complete brand authorization letter. The Philippine Customs has listed infringing goods as absolutely prohibited from entering the country, and unauthorized goods will be directly identified as counterfeit.

4. Tightening customs clearance time -15 days for declaration, 15 days for tax payment, and 30 days for departure

Starting from March 17, 2026, the goods must be declared within 15 days after unloading from the port, and the customs must pay the taxes and fees within 15 days after issuing the tax notice. The goods must be removed within 30 days after tax payment. Any delay in this process will be considered as "implied abandonment of goods".

5. ADN pre declaration - mandatory submission 72 hours before arrival at port

All imported goods must submit detailed declaration information 72 hours before arrival at the port. Failure to submit on time will result in customs clearance delays.

6. Value declaration - under reporting is strictly prohibited

The Philippine Customs has an AI system for intelligent price assessment. If the declared value of the goods is lower than the customs dutiable value standard, manual inspection will be triggered, and in addition to paying the tax, fines may also be imposed.

4、 Shenzhen to Philippines sub brand bags and jerseys sea freight packaging requirements: triple protection, strict adherence to brand standards

Brand bags and jerseys are high-value goods that require long-distance shipping. The packaging must be strictly protected from damage and moisture.

1. Triple Protection Law:

|First layer: Inner packaging protection | The jersey is wrapped in a dust-proof bag and folded neatly; Put the bag into the brand dust bag and fill it with paper balls to maintain its shape. Brand tags and wash labels must be intact|

|The second layer: filling and fixing | The carton is filled with sufficient cushioning materials (foam plastic, bubble film, pearl wool) to ensure that the goods are fixed in the carton without shaking|

|Third layer: Outer box reinforcement | Select five layer double anti corrugated cardboard boxes (brand new, sturdy, and undamaged). The "Gong" character is used to seal the box, and the tape width is ≥ 5cm|

2. Wooden packaging requirements: If wooden pallets or wooden boxes are used, they must undergo IPPC fumigation treatment and be labeled (ISPM 15 standard), and provide a valid fumigation certificate. Starting from 2025, the inspection of wooden packaging by Philippine customs will become increasingly strict. Unfumigated wooden packaging may be forcibly fumigated upon arrival at the port, resulting in a delay of 3-5 days and additional costs.

3. Special requirements for Philippine labels:

-Country of Origin Identification: "Made in China" must be clearly marked on the actual product, and it is recommended to print it directly on the packaging body. It is not recommended to use stickers that are easy to peel off

-English annotation: Core information such as product name, model, and specifications must be in English

-Importer information: The full name and detailed address of the local importer in the Philippines must be indicated

-Textile label: must include fiber composition and percentage, washing instructions

-Single item identification: Each minimum packaged product sold independently must have a label

-Moisture proof treatment: The Philippines has a tropical maritime climate, and the humidity in shipping containers is high. It is recommended to place desiccants inside the container to prevent moisture

Andaxun Logistics provides one-stop door-to-door service from Guangzhou, Dongguan, Shenzhen to Philippines for sub brand bags, jerseys, sea freight, tax and double clearance. Choose our double clearance and tax inclusive door-to-door service. You only need to prepare the goods and deliver them to our domestic warehouse. We will handle all the subsequent FORM E application, booking, customs declaration, sea freight, customs clearance, tax payment, and delivery in one stop. Worry free, cost-effective, and more secure!

Shenzhen Andaxun International Logistics Co., Ltd

-Contact phone number: 0755-2968 6566

-Company Address: Xintian Avenue, Fuhai, Bao'an District, Shenzhen

-Main business: International shipping, FBA dedicated line, export of branded clothing and textiles, door-to-door double clearance and tax inclusive services

*(Note: Brand bags and jerseys exported to the Philippines must apply for a FORM E certificate of origin before shipment, and 90% or more of the goods with the certificate can enjoy zero tariffs.); Brand products must have a complete brand authorization letter; The product must be printed with the English label "Made in China" and importer information. Textiles must be labeled with fiber composition and washing instructions. Each minimum packaged product sold independently must have a label; ADN pre declaration must be completed 72 hours before the arrival of goods at the port; Declaration must be completed within 15 days after unloading from the port, and any delay will be considered as abandonment of the goods; Wooden packaging must have an IPPC fumigation label. It is recommended to book shipping 2-3 weeks in advance during peak season. ）*