Türkiye builds some of the best-selling textiles, home goods and jewelry on amazon.com — what most Turkish sellers lack is a US address that treats their freight properly. Ship air cargo from Istanbul or sea freight from Mersin to our Miami dock: we count it against your order, photograph problems, poly-bag and FNSKU-label it, and move it into FBA within 24–48 hours.
Türkiye has become one of the fastest-growing seller communities on amazon.com. Towels and peshtemals out of Denizli, bedding and home textiles from Bursa, jewelry from Istanbul workshops, ceramics, copperware, soaps and teas — Turkish products carry real manufacturing depth behind them. Opening the seller account is the easy part. The physical chain across the Atlantic is where most sellers stall.
The lane itself is straightforward. Air cargo out of Istanbul reaches Miami International in days, and our dock sits roughly ten minutes from the airport. Sea freight loads at Mersin, Ambarlı or Izmit and discharges at PortMiami, a short drayage from Medley. Your forwarder ships DDP, clears customs, and delivers — we take it from the truck door.
Arrival day, every consignment is counted against your order and anything crushed, wet or short is photographed and reported to you before it moves an inch further. Then prep begins: poly bags with suffocation warnings on textiles, scan-verified FNSKU labels on every unit, multipacks bundled, expiration dates applied where your category needs them.
What FBA needs now ships out within 24–48 hours. The rest waits on our racks, billed monthly for the space it uses, and follows in replenishment-sized slices as amazon.com actually sells — so a single loading in Türkiye covers months of restocks without a single unit stranding in Amazon's storage fees.
| The Türkiye → Miami lane | How it runs |
|---|---|
| Air cargo | Istanbul (IST) → Miami (MIA) — our warehouse is ~10 minutes from the airport |
| Sea freight | Mersin / Ambarlı / Izmit → PortMiami, then ~25 minutes of drayage to our dock |
| Ship-to on cartons | 8871 NW 102nd St, Medley, FL 33178 + your account reference |
| Categories we receive from Türkiye | Home textiles, towels, jewelry, ceramics, soaps & teas, home goods |
| Dock to FBA-ready | 24–48 hours |
The categories Turkish sellers ship have specific Amazon requirements — and we run them daily.
Bulk-packed textiles from Denizli or Bursa become retail-ready: poly bags with suffocation warnings, multipacks bundled, labels scan-verified.
High-count, low-weight goods where one wrong FNSKU strands a batch — every label matched to the listing and verified by scanner.
Teas, soaps and food-adjacent products labeled in Amazon's required date format during the same prep pass.
IST air pallets and Mersin containers alike — unloaded, counted against your order, discrepancies photographed the day they land.
One crossing, many restocks: inventory waits on our racks and feeds FBA in slices sized to your real sales pace.
Turkish sellers rarely live on Amazon alone — Etsy, Shopify and eBay orders ship as parcels from the same inventory pool.
Your forwarder books IST air or Mersin/Ambarlı sea, ships DDP, and puts our Medley address plus your reference on every carton.
Arrival-day count against your order, with photos of anything damaged or short — in your inbox before Istanbul wakes up.
Poly bags, bundles, FNSKU and date labels applied and scan-verified — textiles, jewelry and dated goods each by their own rules.
First slice enters Amazon within 24–48 hours; reserve stock drips in as sales pull it, so one crossing covers the season.
Here it is: 8871 NW 102nd St, Medley, FL 33178. Your reference goes on the cartons, and we confirm the count the day the truck arrives.
Ship them bulk-packed. Bagging with suffocation warnings, bundling and labeling all happen here — the factory keeps making towels, we make them FBA-legal.
Then keep it in one place. FBA replenishments and Etsy parcels both draw from the same Miami racks, and you allocate unit by unit.
That's the rhythm we work with: your evening messages are processed during our day, and reports, photos and answers are waiting in your morning inbox.
Your forwarder books air cargo out of Istanbul or sea freight out of Mersin, Ambarlı or Izmit, shipped DDP so customs is settled before arrival. The ship-to is our warehouse: 8871 NW 102nd St, Medley, FL 33178, with your account reference on every carton. We count the goods against your order, prep and FNSKU-label them, and forward into FBA within 24–48 hours.
Most Turkish sellers open the lane with air: a few hundred kilos out of IST reaches Miami in days, our dock is about ten minutes from MIA, and you learn whether the product sells before committing to a container. Once velocity is proven, sea freight from Mersin or Ambarlı into PortMiami takes over for volume. We receive both the same way — counted and inspected on arrival day.
Yes — textiles are the single biggest category we see from Türkiye. Towels, peshtemals, bedding and bathrobes get poly bags with suffocation warnings where Amazon requires them, FNSKU labels applied and scan-verified, and multipacks bundled into single sellable units. If your Denizli or Bursa supplier ships bulk-packed, we turn that into retail-ready FBA units here.
Small units are where labeling errors multiply, so every piece is checked against the listing before its FNSKU goes on, and each label is scan-verified after application. Jewelry and similar smalls also travel well by air from Istanbul — high value, low weight — which keeps your restock cycle short. Poly bagging protects finishes without hiding the barcode.
Yes. Teas, spice blends, soaps and similar food-adjacent products from Türkiye often need expiration-date labels in Amazon's required format. We apply them during prep, alongside the FNSKU, so the batch enters FBA compliant. Note we do not handle hazmat or dangerous goods — flag anything borderline during onboarding and we'll tell you plainly what we can take.
Our working language is English, but you're welcome to write in Turkish — iletişim Türkçe de olabilir — and we'll make sure nothing is lost between languages. Istanbul runs seven hours ahead of Miami in summer, eight in winter, so send your questions at the end of your day and answers, reports and photos are waiting when you wake up.
You receive itemized USD invoices — receiving, per-unit prep, monthly storage — payable by international wire or card from Türkiye. Pricing is per unit with no setup fee and no monthly minimum, and your full rate sheet arrives within one business day of your quote request, so you can model landed cost before booking freight.
That's a question for your accountant or advisor — company registration, tax setup and seller-account structure are their domain, and many Turkish sellers operate US accounts through their Turkish entity. What we handle is the physical side: a real US address that receives your freight, preps it to Amazon's standard, and moves it into FBA regardless of how your paperwork is structured.
Yes — many Turkish sellers run Amazon and Etsy side by side, and one Miami inventory pool serves both. FBA takes its replenishments; Etsy, Shopify, eBay and Walmart orders ship as individual parcels from the same racks. You import once from Türkiye and decide channel by channel where each unit earns the most.
Send removal orders to our address instead of letting them strand. We receive each unit, grade it, and report what's resellable. Textiles in intact poly bags often go straight back; opened units get re-bagged and relabeled where condition allows. What can't be saved is stored or disposed of on your instruction — decisions you make from Istanbul with photos in front of you.
Tell us what you make, roughly how much you'll ship, and whether it flies from Istanbul or sails from Mersin. Within one business day you'll have per-unit pricing and receiving instructions your forwarder can use as-is.
