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How are suppliers on Droppe selected and verified?

We make sure every supplier on our platform is a legitimate European business that meets quality and safety standards. Here’s a quick look at how it works.

All brands must confirm their products meet EU regulations before they can sell on Droppe.

How we select suppliers

We connect you with established European brands that manufacture or distribute workwear and supplies.

Every supplier on the platform is an independent company responsible for making sure their products follow all relevant European and local laws.

Quick tip: You're buying from trusted names in the industry, like Portwest, Jalas, KASK, and Ansell, which are all available through our platform.

Our verification process

To get on the Droppe platform, suppliers have to go through a clear check.

Approval First: Before a brand can list any products, they must be approved by us.
Compliance Certified: The most important step is that every brand must certify that its products meet all applicable EU regulations and local laws.
Ongoing Checks: If we get an alert about a product's safety or compliance, we work directly with the brand to sort it out, sometimes involving European authorities if needed.

Heads up: While we verify our suppliers, the final responsibility for a product's safety and quality always lies with the brand that makes it.

Common follow-up questions

What are the suppliers responsible for?

The brands (suppliers) are responsible for key parts of the process:

Making sure their products are safe and meet EU quality rules
Providing accurate product info, like images and descriptions
Managing shipping and delivery timelines for your orders

Good to know: Droppe acts as the marketplace platform connecting you to these brands, but we don't handle the physical products or shipping ourselves.

What happens if I get a damaged or faulty product?

If something you receive is defective or damaged, let us know within 48 hours.

We’ll help you resolve the issue with the supplier, whether it's getting a replacement, a repair, or a refund.

Need a hand? Chat with us anytime.

Updated on: 16/06/2025

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