SKU
The style is the line.
A repeating SKU keeps its heading. A new BOM is a new classification. We will not reuse last year’s suffix on a new fabric.
E-Commerce
Weekly volume is a practice.
Continuous bonds, repeating SKUs, and a dashboard the floor can read while the aircraft is still over the water. Status is not a Thursday email. A licensed broker still signs the 7501.
Book a consultation Free Entry AuditJFK, EWR, PHL, LAX, and MIA on one operating picture.
DTC replenishment that changes houses each season pays in re-classed SKUs and surprise MPF. A repeating style should not be a first-time heading. Houses that treat each invoice as a stranger learn it on a CF-28.
We map the catalog once and keep it. If a new fabric or kit shows up, we pause that line — not the whole plane.
01 · The split
Map the catalog. Then transmit.
Entry type
321 is not formal.
De minimis and formal entries are different files. We will not stuff a commercial replenishment into a 321 to look cheap.
Bond
Continuous, sized to the duty.
Single-entry bonds on weekly air are a scramble. We size the continuous bond to the actual duty — not last year’s guess.
IOR
Who is on the 7501.
Brand, 3PL, or a related importer. The invoice, the bond, and the 7501 have to name the same house.
02 · The gate
The bond is the practice.
Weekly air without a continuous bond is a Thursday problem. We stand the bond to the duty on the catalog — not a round number from a freight quote. ISF on the ocean lanes sits in the vault before the vessel sails.
Section 321 is not a strategy for a brand that replenishes every week. If the facts are commercial, we file commercial.
03 · The doors
Five doors. One dashboard.
JFK and EWR take the east-coast air. PHL is the quiet luxury lane. LAX and MIA take the rest. The client sees the crate while it is still over the water. Status is not a spreadsheet.
04 · What we need
Send the invoice. We will say if the file holds.
- SKU list Style codes that repeat. New BOMs flagged — not silently reused.
- IOR and bond Who files, and a continuous bond sized to the duty.
- Entry posture Formal versus 321. We will say if the facts do not match the ask.
- Origin by SKU Especially where 301 or UFLPA can touch the BOM.
- Cadence Weekly, twice-weekly, peak. The desk is staffed to the calendar.
On the same file
The desk around the DTC line.
Entry
3461 / 7501
Repeating SKUs on a licensed file. A broker still signs every transmission.
Bond
Customs bonds
Continuous coverage sized to the catalog’s duty — not a single-entry scramble.
ISF
ISF 10+2
Ocean replenishment filed before the vessel sails. Not reconstructed at the pier.
Questions we actually get
The file before the appointment.
Can we run weekly replenishment on Section 321?
If the facts are commercial, no. We will not stuff a brand’s restock into de minimis to look cheap. Formal entry is the practice.
Do repeating SKUs get re-classified every time?
No. The map holds until the BOM changes. A new fabric or kit is a new line — we pause that SKU, not the aircraft.
What belongs on the commercial invoice?
SKU, description that supports the heading, origin, value. A Shopify export with “assortment” is a pause.
Which ports do you run for DTC?
JFK, EWR, PHL, LAX, and MIA on one dashboard. The licensed file is the same desk.
The desk
Bring one messy replenishment invoice.
A consultation returns classification notes, PGA flags, and a flat fee. If the file is not one we can defend, we will say so in the memo.