Furniture sourced in Foshan,
shipped ready to sell.
We stand between your order sheet and 3,000 factories in Shunde and Lecong — auditing production, inspecting quality, and consolidating your containers, so buyers across Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia can import with a local team on the ground.
One team, from your brief to your warehouse door.
Sourcing furniture from China usually means juggling five vendors and a translator. We run the whole chain as one line item — you deal with one team, one invoice, one point of contact.
Brief
Send us your spec sheet, target price, order volume and delivery window — for a single hotel project or a recurring retail order. We reply with feasibility and a shortlist plan within 48 hours.
Source
We shortlist three to five factories from our vetted network across Shunde and Lecong, negotiate FOB pricing directly, and send samples or factory video walkthroughs before you commit.
Inspect
Our own QC staff — not the factory's — check production at three stages: pre-production materials, mid-line assembly, and pre-shipment packing. You get a photo report before anything ships.
Consolidate
Orders from multiple factories are palletised and combined into a single container at our Foshan warehouse, cutting freight cost and the number of shipments landing at your port.
Ship
We handle export customs declaration, book ocean freight to your nearest port, and prepare the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading your customs broker will need.
Deliver
We track the container to arrival and stay reachable until it clears customs and lands at your warehouse — with full documentation and QC reports on file.
Guides for sourcing and importing furniture from China.
Practical answers to the questions we get asked most — from choosing FOB vs CIF pricing to what pre-shipment inspection actually catches.
How to Source Furniture from Foshan, China: A Complete Guide
A step-by-step walkthrough of sourcing furniture from Foshan, from spec to landed container.
LCL vs FCL: Choosing the Right Container Option
Cost, transit time and damage risk compared for furniture orders.
How to Vet a Furniture Factory Before You Order
A practical checklist for factory due diligence.
Foshan is where the furniture already is.
Shunde and Lecong, both districts of Foshan, hold the largest concentration of furniture factories and wholesale markets in the world — Lecong Furniture City alone spans thousands of showrooms under one roof. Buyers who fly in expecting one factory usually find they need three: a frame maker, an upholsterer, a finisher. We already know which three.
Being based here means we visit production lines on foot, not by video call, and can react to a delay the same afternoon it happens.
Oak, ash & teak-look frames
From Lecong workshops producing dining and case goods at export volume.
Fabric & leather seating
Shunde upholstery lines serving hospitality and residential contracts.
Outdoor & resort furniture
Weather-rated pieces built for coastal resort and F&B projects.
Commercial & office lines
Steel-frame seating and glass-top tables for office fit-outs.
Regular sailings to five Southeast Asian ports.
We quote freight to your nearest port and can recommend a customs broker on the receiving end if you don't already have one.
We inspect on your behalf, not the factory's.
- Independent staff. Our QC inspectors are salaried by us, not commissioned by the factories they're checking.
- Three inspection points. Materials on arrival, mid-production assembly, and a final pre-shipment check against your approved sample.
- Photo & video reports. Delivered before loading, so you can approve or hold a shipment from anywhere.
- Claims support. If something ships faulty, we hold the factory to the fix — it's our relationship on the line, every order.
"We stopped flying staff to Guangdong every quarter. Wonder Sourcing sends the inspection photos before we even ask for them."— Purchasing Manager, resort furnishings group, Bali