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Turkish textiles are famous for a reason. Often comparable to Italian craftsmanship but available at a fraction of the cost, Turkey is the place to source high-quality cotton, fine leather, and durable denim. If you buy directly from the source, you can find absolute bargains. But for international buyers, the excitement often crashes at the checkout page due to one major hurdle: Shipping Restrictions.
Many online guides simply dump a list of random shops without checking if they actually ship abroad. We’ve audited the market for 2026 to filter the noise. Below, we categorize them for you: who ships directly, who is expanding regionally, and for whom you’ll need a little practitioner’s trick to get the goods.
Category 1: The “No Brainers” (Direct International Shipping)
These shops are fully optimized for the global market. You can order without any workarounds, and they typically offer English or German language options on their websites.
Modanisa The Global Giant for Modest Fashion
Modanisa is no longer just a local secret; it’s a global institution. The shop now delivers to over 140 countries. What’s particularly attractive is the logistics: shipping fees often start at a modest $10.99, and they frequently run “free shipping” campaigns for orders over a certain amount (e. g., $50 for new customers). The platform speaks your language and makes importing seamless.
Sefamerve Massive Reach, Flexible Payment
Sefamerve also plays in the major leagues of international shipping, serving over 50 countries including the UK, USA, France, and the Netherlands. Delivery times are surprisingly fast, averaging 4 to 10 days. A huge plus for customers in the Middle East (e. g., UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) is the payment flexibility: they even offer Cash on Delivery in certain regions.
HijabClothes Free Shipping Over $100
If you are planning a larger haul, keep HijabClothes on your radar. They have optimized their logistics specifically for bulkier orders: once your cart hits $100 USD, international shipping is completely free. For anything below that, a fixed flat rate applies. Their range covers everything from traditional Abayas to modern tunics.
Markapia The Massive Multi Brand Outlet
Think of Markapia as a gigantic online outlet mall. With over 10,000 products and 50 brands, the selection is vast. They serve customers in 140 countries and offer support in four languages (including English and Russian). You can find almost anything here, from sportswear to accessories.
Los Banditos For the Boho Chic Look
Far from the mainstream, Los Banditos offers authentic bohemian fashion. The fabrics are natural, and the cuts are relaxed. They specialize in direct international shipping, so you can bring that distinct “Istanbul Look” straight to your wardrobe.
LingerieVendor The Wholesale Insider Tip
Practitioner Tip: LingerieVendor is geared more towards buyers looking to stock up or resell. There is often a minimum order value (around $100), but in exchange, you get access to wholesale pricing (unit prices often between $2.50 and $10). They ship globally and quickly. If you are interested in sourcing more than just clothes, check out our guide on Turkish Tile Manufacturers for similar wholesale insights.
Category 2: The Regional Powerhouses (Europe & Middle East)
Some of the biggest Turkish players have shifted their strategy. They don’t ship “everywhere” yet, but they have recently expanded to cover massive parts of Europe and Asia.
Trendyol The Marketplace Giant Expands
Trendyol used to be a strictly domestic affair. That changed drastically in 2025. Trendyol now ships directly to 27 European countries (including Germany, Netherlands, France) as well as the Gulf region (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar) and Azerbaijan. If you live in one of these territories, you can finally order their huge selection of private labels and designer pieces directly.
For a deep dive on how this works specifically for EU residents, read our Trendyol Germany 2026 Survival Guide. We also break down the specifics of customs and delivery times in our Trendyol Delivery to Germany report.
Hepsiburada Global
Similar to Trendyol, Hepsiburada has extended its reach. Through “HepsiGlobal,” they serve Azerbaijan, the Balkans (e. g., Albania), and Central Asian countries. Thanks to their new status as an “E Export Consortium,” their international reach is steadily growing.
Category 3: The “Domestic Elites” (The Workaround Required)
The following shops offer excellent quality but generally do not ship directly to international end consumers yet. However, you don’t have to miss out. This is where you need a Parcel Forwarding Service.
Mavi Jeans
Mavi is the flagship of the Turkish denim industry. In 2024 alone, they sold an impressive 14.4 million pairs of jeans. While there are Mavi stores in the US and Europe, the Turkish Online Shop (mavi.com/tr) is often significantly cheaper and offers exclusive collections you won’t find abroad. To order here, you usually need a Turkish delivery address via a service provider.
Vakko Pure Luxury
For high-end fashion, Vakko is the premier address. Unfortunately, the official online store in 2026 still does not offer direct international shipping for all items. They offer free shipping within Turkey for orders over 2,000 TL. International customers must rely on services like Ship7 or Yollando to get these luxury goods out of the country.
Amazon Turkey & n11
Both Amazon.com.tr and n11.com are heavily focused on the domestic market. Amazon Turkey does not offer a direct export program for private customers. n11 limits its direct e export to very specific regions like Northern Cyprus or Azerbaijan. for the rest of the world, the rule is simple: without a Turkish address, you can’t play.
Special Case: Ebru Maternity
Many older blogs still link to a direct website for Ebru Maternity. Save yourself the click. By 2026, the brand operates primarily through resellers and marketplaces. You can find their maternity collections today on platforms like Trendyol or specialized sites like MommyAndMe, which handle the logistics.
How to Shop Without Shipping (The Forwarder Hack)
Did you fall in love with a piece at Vakko or Mavi Turkey, but the shop won’t ship to you? Here is the workaround that expats and pros use:
- Sign up with a Parcel Forwarding Service (popular providers in Turkey include Yollando or Ship7).
- You will receive a physical address in Turkey (usually the provider’s warehouse).
- Shop at Trendyol, Amazon TR, or Vakko and enter your new Turkish address at checkout.
- The provider receives the package and forwards it to your real address in the US, UK, or Germany for a fee (plus shipping costs).
Is it worth it? For cheap mass market items, often not, as shipping costs can be high. However, for designer pieces or major sales events on home textiles, the savings compared to Euro prices can be so significant that it covers the shipping fee and still leaves you with a profit. If you prefer the old school method, you can always read about my adventures in haggling to prepare for an in-person shopping trip instead.
