HS 61/62 — knit & woven
Import Garments & Apparel from China to Nepal in bulk
We source garments & apparel on 1688, Taobao and Yiwu, negotiate your MOQ (100–500 pcs), QC at our Guangzhou & Yiwu hubs, and ship by air or road cargo with ~30% duty and 13% VAT on (CIF + duty) handled — one all-in quote in NPR.
Worked example
What garments & apparel cost to land in Nepal
Illustrative only — based on USD 1,000 of goods and USD 200 freight. Your real quote uses live supplier prices and the exact HS-code duty.
- Goods (FOB)
- USD 1,000
- International freight
- USD 200
- CIF (goods + freight)
- USD 1,200
- Customs duty (~30%)
- USD 360
- VAT (13% on CIF + duty)
- USD 203
- Estimated landed cost
- USD 1,763
Want the exact number for your order? Use the import calculator or request a bulk quote.
What we source
Popular garments & apparel we import
T-shirts
Jackets
Innerwear
Winterwear
Frequently asked questions
How do I import garments & apparel from China to Nepal in bulk?+
Send iWishBag your supplier links or a brief. We source on 1688, Taobao, Yiwu or Alibaba, negotiate the MOQ (typically 100–500 pcs), QC and consolidate at our Guangzhou & Yiwu hubs, then ship by air or road cargo with customs handled — one all-in landed-cost quote.
What customs duty applies to garments & apparel in Nepal?+
Garments & Apparel (HS 61/62 — knit & woven) attracts an indicative customs duty of about 30%, plus 13% VAT on the CIF value plus duty. Confirm the exact rate for your specific items with us before ordering — duty varies by precise HS code.
What's the minimum order quantity?+
For garments & apparel, suppliers typically ask for 100–500 pcs. We negotiate this down and consolidate across suppliers so your first order stays manageable.
Air or road cargo for this category?+
Garments & Apparel usually ships by air or road cargo. We quote air or road so you can pick the best landed cost for your shipment.
Import garments & apparel in bulk
Send us your product list. We source, negotiate MOQ, QC, ship and clear customs — one all-in quote, payable in NPR.