About Brandsdistribution
Brandsdistribution is a Turin-based Italian B2B wholesale and dropshipping platform focused on branded clothing, footwear, sunglasses, bags, and other fashion accessories for retailers and online sellers worldwide. Operating through brandsdistribution.com, they source overstock, previous-season, and current-season collections from well-known designer and streetwear brands and resell them in bulk at wholesale prices. Their services are aimed at physical boutiques, online shops, marketplace sellers, and entrepreneurs who want to launch or scale a fashion business without holding large inventory.
A charge from Brandsdistribution may appear on your bank or card statement if you’ve purchased wholesale stock, paid for a dropshipping plan, renewed a subscription to their services, or settled shipping and logistics fees. Common scenarios include one-time orders of mixed-brand lots, recurring monthly or annual subscription fees for access to their catalog or dropshipping tools, and per-order charges when a client’s customer places an order that Brandsdistribution fulfills. You might also see small temporary authorization holds when you add or update a payment method, or if they verify your card before confirming a large wholesale order; these holds usually disappear automatically within a few days.
To verify a charge from Brandsdistribution, start by logging into your account on brandsdistribution.com and checking the “Orders,” “Invoices,” or “Subscriptions” sections for a matching amount and date. If you manage multiple online stores or marketplace accounts, review which shop is connected to your Brandsdistribution/dropshipping account, as charges may correspond to orders placed there. For any questions, you can contact their customer support through the help/contact area of their website or via the email address listed in your account notifications, providing your company name, VAT number (if applicable), and the last four digits and date of the charge. If you suspect a billing error, request a copy of the related invoice or order details; in many cases, discrepancies are resolved by clarifying subscription renewal dates, exchange rates, shipping supplements, or partial refunds/adjustments on returned or canceled items.