The transportation and delivery of luggage company's products is a complex process involving multiple links and steps. Here is a detailed overview of the process:

The luggage company first receives an order from the customer or point of sale, which contains the quantity of the product, special requirements, and the expected delivery time and method.
The staff at the distribution center will check the accuracy of the order, confirm the quantity of materials and special requirements, and proceed accordingly.

After confirming the order, the staff will take out the bag products from the warehouse or production plant for packaging.
During the packaging process, special attention needs to be paid to protecting the integrity and quality of the product, while ensuring that the packaging meets transportation requirements. This may include the use of appropriate packaging materials, labels and mildew protection.

Depending on the requirements of the order and the nature of the product, the distribution center will select the appropriate mode of transportation, such as land, air or sea transportation.
During transportation, you need to pay close attention to climate change and take appropriate measures to prevent moisture, mildew or damage to the product. For example, in wet weather, dehumidification equipment can be used inside the carriage.
The carrier is responsible for transporting the goods to the destination and assisting the business with customs clearance procedures (if cross-border transport is involved).

Depending on the requirements of the order and the nature of the product, the distribution center will select the appropriate mode of transportation, such as land, air or sea transportation.
During transportation, you need to pay close attention to climate change and take appropriate measures to prevent moisture, mildew or damage to the product. For example, in wet weather, dehumidification equipment can be used inside the carriage.
The carrier is responsible for transporting the goods to the destination and assisting the business with customs clearance procedures (if cross-border transport is involved).

Depending on the requirements of the order and the nature of the product, the distribution center will select the appropriate mode of transportation, such as land, air or sea transportation.
During transportation, you need to pay close attention to climate change and take appropriate measures to prevent moisture, mildew or damage to the product. For example, in wet weather, dehumidification equipment can be used inside the carriage.
The carrier is responsible for transporting the goods to the destination and assisting the business with customs clearance procedures (if cross-border transport is involved).

After the material arrives at the destination, the staff of the distribution center will deliver the product to the designated place according to the time and requirements specified in the order.
During the delivery process, the staff will check the quantity and quality of the product with the recipient to ensure that it meets expectations.