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Project timing depends on approvals, production, packing and the selected shipping arrangement. Plan Your Project
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Lead Time Guide

Typical ranges start after specifications, quantity, artwork, packaging and commercial terms are confirmed; working days exclude holidays and factory closures.

Use the guide below as a planning reference.
Standard Samples Sample Orders Subject to Availability Sample Orders
Available model confirmation, packing and availability check.
Customized Samples Sample Orders 7–15 Working Days Sample Orders
Appearance or branding samples; deeper development may take longer.
Mass Production Bulk Orders 20–30 Working Days Bulk Orders
Batch production after sample, files and packaging approval.
QC, Packing & Dispatch Bulk Orders 3–5 Working Days Bulk Orders
Final release, labels, cartons and dispatch preparation.
Express Samples / Smaller Cargo 5–10 Working Days Samples / Smaller Cargo
International express transit after route confirmation.
Air Freight Suitable Project Cargo 7–12 Working Days Suitable Project Cargo
Air-freight transit subject to battery and carrier conditions.
Sea Freight Larger Shipments 25–40 Calendar Days Larger Shipments
Ocean-freight transit based on destination and route.

Key project milestones:

  1. 01 Project Confirmed
  2. 02 Production Started
  3. 03 Production Completed
  4. 04 Shipment Dispatched

Lead time begins after order confirmation and final specification approval. Customization, materials, quantity and production scheduling may affect timing.

What May Affect Timing

These ranges are based on a typical project flow. Additional review or coordination may change the schedule.

If project requirements change after approval, the production or dispatch estimate may need to be reviewed again.
  • 01 Product specifications or revision changes
  • 02 Custom colors, logos, finishes or packaging
  • 03 Material and component availability
  • 04 Order quantity and production scheduling
  • 05 Peak periods, public holidays or factory closures
  • 06 Battery configuration and cargo handling requirements
  • 07 Destination, customs and shipping route conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the lead time begin?

Sample timing begins after the required product information is confirmed. Production timing begins after the final sample, specifications, artwork, packaging requirements and commercial arrangements are approved.

Can I use my own forwarder?

Yes. FUNLE can coordinate cargo handover to a customer-nominated forwarder after pickup requirements, responsibilities and shipment details are confirmed.

Does transit time include customs clearance?

No. Transit ranges are shipping estimates. Customs clearance, inspections and local delivery may add time depending on the destination.

Will I need to pay import duties or taxes?

Unless otherwise agreed for a specific project, import duties, taxes, permits and local requirements are the responsibility of the buyer or importing party.

Can I track my shipment?

Tracking or forwarder details are shared after cargo handover when they are available from the selected carrier or logistics provider.

Can the delivery estimate change after approval?

Yes. Revisions, material availability, production scheduling, carrier conditions, customs or regional disruptions may require the estimate to be updated.

Can FUNLE ship to every destination?

Route availability is reviewed according to the product, battery configuration, quantity and destination. A route is not considered confirmed until the shipment requirements have been reviewed.

Still have questions?

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after your order.

Our team is available to walk you through lead times, delivery options, and anything else you need to feel confident before placing an order.

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