Buying and Sourcing Agency
To achieve lasting success when conducting business in Turkey, you need the support of someone you can trust. A person with the right kind of experience and a wide-ranging network of professional and reliable producers.
My name is Öznur Çavuşoğlu, and I am that person.
The company I founded, Lyre Export, is a leading buying and sourcing agency based in Istanbul, Turkey.
I am committed to providing premium services to meet the needs of international businesses through ensuring competitive pricing, quality, and reliable delivery by leveraging my international network, market knowledge, and expertise.
Lyre Export offers a wide range of versatile services to help you source your products of choice from Turkey.
We have access to a vast network of pre-vetted suppliers across Turkey that produce high-quality goods such as furniture, linens, apparel, accessories, decor items, and more.
Our team will act as your guide to the Turkish market, and will help you find and negotiate directly with the appropriate factories and producers.Lyre Export also inspects the quality, workmanship and compliance of all products before shipment, to ensure that your specific requirements, standards, and expectations are met.
This also includes handling inline and final inspections, to identify and address any possible issues prior to shipping.
Deconsolidation, labeling, packing and shipping are also part of our service portfolio, to help you to send your goods to where they need to be, on time and on budget.Our trusted shipping partners provide the fastest and most affordable delivery options based on your unique requirements.
Lyre Export works directly with factories to oversee manufacturing, and to handle any kind of customization or special orders, as well as to ensure strict adherence to your specifications.
If needed, we can handle the entire production process for private label goods or custom lines.
Last but not least, we also have the necessary expertise to help you develop new products from the initial concept right up to the production stage, in which case our team can handle the design, sampling, and prototyping process to create unique products for your brand and target markets.
We are looking forward to helping you realise your projects!
OUR MARKETS
Lyre has a capacity to supply products in the following market places whereby our strong manufacturing network.
Wholesale or customized;
• Clothing (for men, women and children)
• Home textile products
• Leather ( For Hadbag, shoe or furniture)
• Lifestyle products (Decoration, interior design products, kitchen, bathroom, etc.)
• Fabric production, (Customer-specific pattern development, sample studies)
• Fabric supply,
• Textile clothing accessories (narrow woven ribbons, lace, beads, sequins, buttons, zippers, sequins, thread, etc.)
• Furniture (Sofa, coffee table, table, chair, indoor and outdoor furniture)
• Shoe • Bag ( hand bag, back packe etc)
• Boujiteri
• Packaging materials (box, plastic wrap, plastc or glass bottle, personalized packaging materials etc.)
What are some of the benefits of working with sourcing and buying agency?
Working with a sourcing and buying agency can provide several benefits to organizations.
Access to expertise: Sourcing and buying agencies have extensive knowledge and experience in the industry, which can help organizations identify the best suppliers and products for their needs
Cost savings:
Sourcing and buying agencies can help organizations save money by identifying the most cost-effective suppliers and negotiating better prices
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Improved quality:
By working with reliable suppliers, sourcing and buying agencies can ensure that organizations receive high-quality products and services
Increased efficiency:
Sourcing and buying agencies can help organizations streamline their procurement processes, reducing the time and resources required to source products and services
Risk mitigation:
By working with multiple suppliers, sourcing and buying agencies can reduce an organization’s dependence on any one supplier, mitigating the risk of supply chain disruptions
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