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Delivered duty paid

One delivered total. No customs bill after it arrives.

Every listed quantity - 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 pieces - is priced and quoted delivered duty paid: one total that covers the tags, freight, import duty and customs clearance. Nothing further is collected on arrival.

DDPStandard at every quantity
IncludedFreight, duty and clearance
US / CA / UK / EUMarkets quoted delivered
TrackedReference sent after dispatch
ProofThe digital proof is free. Nothing is produced until you approve the layout, spelling, size and variable data.
MOQStandard quantity tiers are 100, 300, 500 and 1000 pieces.
ProductionGeneral production window: 12-30 days after proof approval, depending on quantity, finish and complexity.
ShippingFreight is inside the delivered total, not a separate line. If you opt for FOB or ex-works terms instead, it is calculated from the ship-to details and quoted separately. After dispatch, IronMarks sends the tracking reference and invoice.
SamplesThe material sample kit is free. It carries physical tags in 3 to 5 stock materials so you can handle the finish, weight and marking before committing to a run. You pay only the courier charge, which is confirmed before it is dispatched. Online review is free and has no shipping charge.
ReturnsCustom tags are non-returnable except when they are defective or do not match the approved proof. Report the issue promptly with photos and the order reference. IronMarks will remake or refund the affected quantity when the fault is ours.
See ordering, price and delivery terms
Cost boundary

Six lines make up the delivered-cost picture.

There is no minimum quantity for a delivered price: 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 pieces are all quoted on the same basis. Customs clearance is billed per shipment rather than per piece, so on a small order that fixed cost is a larger share of the figure you see - but it is inside the figure, and no clearance invoice follows the delivery.

01 IronMarks quote

Unit price

The displayed tier is a reference price for the product specification shown on the page. Standard artwork setup and the digital proof are included. Custom options typically change the unit price by about US$0.30-US$0.60 per piece. Your written quote confirms the final specification and price before production.

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Freight

The published total is delivered, so freight is already inside it. On an ex-works or FOB order it is calculated from the ship-to details and listed separately from the product total.

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Tax

Destination tax is settled by our forwarder as part of clearance and is inside the published total. On an ex-works or FOB order, VAT, GST or sales tax is collected from the importer by an authority, carrier or broker.

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Duty

Import duty is paid by IronMarks and is already inside the published total, so there is no rate for you to estimate. On an ex-works or FOB order duty depends on the destination and customs treatment and is the importer's charge.

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Brokerage

Clearance and disbursement fees are ours and are inside the published total. On an ex-works or FOB order a carrier or customs broker charges them to the importer, usually after the goods have already arrived.

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Rush work

Expedited production is optional and is never inside the displayed total. Availability and any added charge are confirmed before the order is approved.

Quote inputs

Send the destination before asking for a delivered price.

For a freight quote, provide the delivery country, city or region, postal code, full address if available, contact phone and requested in-hands date.

  • Delivery country, city or region and postal code
  • Full street address and unit or suite, if available
  • Company or recipient name and delivery phone
  • Product, quantity and requested in-hands date
  • Broker account, importer reference or document requirement
Address accuracy matters.

Before dispatch, confirm the company or recipient, street and unit, city, state or province, postal code, country and delivery phone. Address changes after carrier booking may delay delivery or add carrier charges.

Container loading for international shipping at IronMarks
International shipment preparation at the factory
Destination examples

Four markets quoted delivered. The rest on request.

These show what to send us and exactly where the delivered total stops. They are not tax or customs advice, and no duty rate is estimated on this page - the DDP figure comes from a booked all-in clearance channel, and the written quote confirms it.

United States

What to send

Send the state, ZIP code, full delivery address and contact phone. No importer of record, broker account or customs paperwork is needed from you on a DDP order.

Cost boundary

The published total covers freight, import duty and customs clearance, and nothing is collected on arrival. On an ex-works or FOB order the quote separates the product total and freight, and duty and clearance are the importer's charge.

Canada

What to send

Send the province, postal code, full delivery address and contact phone. Include a broker account or reference only if you prefer to clear the shipment yourself.

Cost boundary

The published total covers freight, duty and clearance. Canada applies surtaxes to some China-origin steel and aluminium goods, so the delivered figure is confirmed in writing against your exact specification before you approve it.

United Kingdom

What to send

Send the postcode, full delivery address and contact phone. A VAT or EORI reference is needed only if you would rather be the importer of record.

Cost boundary

The published total covers freight, import VAT, duty and clearance. On an ex-works or FOB order the quote separates the product total and freight, and import charges remain payable at destination.

European Union

What to send

Send the country, postal code, full delivery address, contact phone and the EORI number of the receiving company if you have one.

Cost boundary

The published total covers freight, duty and clearance. Import VAT treatment varies by member state and is confirmed in the written quote rather than assumed here.

Tracking and documents

Confirm documents before the carrier is booked.

IronMarks provides an invoice and tracking reference. State any commercial-invoice, packing-list, broker or reference-number requirement before approval so the shipment documents can be confirmed.

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Before the quote

Send the ship-to details and state any commercial-invoice, packing-list, broker or reference-number requirement.

02

On the quote

Check the delivery terms, the total, the production schedule and any rush charge. A DDP quote states in writing that duty and clearance are inside the total.

03

Before dispatch

Before dispatch, confirm the company or recipient, street and unit, city, state or province, postal code, country and delivery phone. Address changes after carrier booking may delay delivery or add carrier charges.

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After dispatch

After dispatch, IronMarks sends the tracking reference and invoice.

Delivery timing

A requested date is an input, not a guarantee.

A requested in-hands date is a planning input, not a carrier guarantee. The quote confirms the production schedule; transit timing can still be affected by the carrier or customs.

Expedited production is available on request. Availability and any added charge are confirmed in the quote.

Damage or shortage

Check the shipment when it arrives.

Check the carton count and visible condition at delivery. If anything is damaged or short, keep the packaging and report the order reference, affected quantity and photos promptly.

Report the issue promptly with photos and the order reference. IronMarks will remake or refund the affected quantity when the fault is ours.

Shipping FAQ

Questions to settle before approval.

Every listed quantity - 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 pieces - is priced and quoted delivered duty paid: one total that covers the tags, freight, import duty and customs clearance. Nothing further is collected on arrival. The displayed tier is a reference price for the product specification shown on the page. Standard artwork setup and the digital proof are included.

Import duty, destination tax and customs brokerage are paid by IronMarks, so no customs invoice reaches you after delivery. On an ex-works or FOB order they remain the importer's charge.

There is no minimum quantity for a delivered price: 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 pieces are all quoted on the same basis. Customs clearance is billed per shipment rather than per piece, so on a small order that fixed cost is a larger share of the figure you see - but it is inside the figure, and no clearance invoice follows the delivery.

FOB Shenzhen or ex-works terms are available at any quantity if you prefer to use your own forwarder or customs broker. State the preferred terms in the RFQ.

DDP is quoted to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and the EU. Other destinations are quoted on request. The written quote states the delivery terms and the destination it was calculated for.

For a freight quote, provide the delivery country, city or region, postal code, full address if available, contact phone and requested in-hands date.

Check the carton count and visible condition at delivery. If anything is damaged or short, keep the packaging and report the order reference, affected quantity and photos promptly.

Ready for a delivered price?

Add the ship-to details to the RFQ.

FOB Shenzhen or ex-works terms are available at any quantity if you prefer to use your own forwarder or customs broker. State the preferred terms in the RFQ.

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