Armlogi is a U.S.-based third-party logistics (3PL) provider focused on warehousing and order fulfillment for cross-border e-commerce merchants, primarily Chinese sellers targeting U.S. consumers. The core service is simple: a merchant in China selling furniture or appliances on Amazon or eBay ships goods in bulk to one of Armlogi's U.S. warehouses, and Armlogi stores the inventory and fulfills individual orders as they come in. Armlogi operates ten warehouses totaling roughly 3.9M square feet across California, Texas, Georgia, New Jersey, and Illinois, equipped for bulky items like furniture and large appliances — a niche many standard 3PL operators struggle to serve. Armlogi's services span the full supply chain: ocean freight coordination, customs brokerage, port trucking, warehouse management, order fulfillment, and Amazon FBA prep. Revenue is split across transportation services, warehousing fees, and customs brokerage, with customers typically purchasing bundled packages. About 84% of revenue comes from Chinese cross-border merchants selling on platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Wayfair. The business model is operationally leveraged — Armlogi negotiates volume discounts from carriers like FedEx and UPS and earns a spread on resale, while spreading fixed warehouse costs across a growing customer base. Armlogi's proprietary order management system integrates with customers' ERP systems, creating operational stickiness. Growth is focused on reducing China reliance by expanding into Southeast Asian and Mexican merchant bases, adding domestic warehouse capacity, and building out international ocean freight as a door-to-door offering.