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FULFILLMENT



Barrett offers advanced Omnichannel, B2B and Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) eCommerce fulfillment solutions, completely dedicated to your brand.




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TRANSPORTATION


Managed Transportation Solutions including the Barrett Parcel Program utilizes advanced rate shopping tools and negotiated carrier discounts to ensure an optimized, cost-effective shipping experience for your customers.


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WAREHOUSING


Strategic warehouse locations across the United States optimized for speed and efficiency, combined with the advanced automation and storage methodologies - all at your disposal.


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WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS

Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogocurrently operates 25+ facilities across the United States. With over 6 million square feet of space specifically designed for warehousing, distribution, transportation and omnichannel eCommerce fulfillment, Barrett will scale your brand to ensure success.

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E-COMMERCE FULFILLMENT

Since 1941, Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters has provided customized third-party (3PL) logistics, omnichannel distribution, transportation, and direct-to-consumer (DTC) eCommerce fulfillment services for clients across all industries.
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NOBULL

NOBULL

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nuuds

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Shark Ninja

Carhartt

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SUCCESS STORIES FROM OUR CLIENTS

Success Stories

FROM OUR CLIENTS

Mike McAlister
"For over a decade, Barrett has been more than just a logistics partner; they've been an extension of our company. Barrett facilitated our expansion onto the West Coast, enabling quicker turn times for our screen-printed goods. Their communication was solid from day one, and the onboarding process was seamless. Barrett's communication and commitment to our success made us feel they were right next door, treating our business as their own. This partnership played a crucial role in our growth during the first several years, demonstrating the effectiveness of a truly aligned 3PL service."

Mike McAlister, VP of Operations at Fruit of the Loom

Jim Bourne, Sr. Director @ Ken's Foods
“The Barrett team does a great job of being flexible and responsive to all of our logistics needs. They are literally available 24/7, and I can always count on my contacts picking up the phone whenever I call, night or day. Ken’s Foods exists in a dynamic manufacturing environment, and we continually challenge Barrett with last minute changes to our just in time world, both in supporting our packaging operation and managing outbound distribution. Our mutli-year relationship, started small and each year we do more with Barrett, as they have become a reliable and trusted asset in helping us manage the tremendous growth we experience annually.”

Jim Bourne, Sr. Director @ Ken's Foods

Rob Fletcher, Co-Founder  @ nuuds.com
"As a young, growing DTC eCommerce brand, Barrett can help us grow in any direction we want. Everything we'd heard about Barrett was evident during our site visits. Their operational team and leadership exhibited unparalleled agility and understanding of our unique needs as a brand. The fact that Barrett pursued us with such vigor made us feel genuinely valued."

Rob Fletcher, Co-Founder @ nuuds.com

"For the past 5+ years, Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogohas been such a wonderful partner for johnnie-O. Nothing is ever perfect in supply chain, however as you’re entering new marketplaces and scaling a large, DTC brand, nothing is more important than working with a partner that demonstrates a “get stuff done” mentality. Recommend the Barrett team 100%"

Dave Gatto, CEO @ Johnnie-o.com

Steven Schweighofer, VP Operations @ Stadium Goods
"When I was looking for a new 3pl, I needed a partner that had a proven track record of shipping fast and managing inventory accurately. Barrett's emphasis on continuous improvement and deploying advanced technologies really stood out amongst the competition. They have been an amazing partner."

Steven Schweighofer, VP Operations @ Stadium Goods

Daniel Lydon
"Barrett stood out in our extensive search for 3PL providers, thanks to its advanced technological infrastructure and profound grasp of our global operational intricacies. However, the heart of Barrett's appeal was its family-owned, employee-driven culture, evident during our thorough site evaluations. The onboarding process, led by their seasoned team, reinforced our confidence in choosing Barrett as a partner who promises and delivers exceptional service."

Daniel Lydon, Sr. Director of Supply Chain at 3EO Health

Margaret
"We chose Barrett for three core reasons: their family-owned heritage aligns with our values of caring for our team, their expertise in providing high-touch services and their commitment to delivering an exceptional customer experience."

Margaret Moraskie, CEO @ Levenger.com

“The people we work with at Barrett really care about the success of Vibram. Their partnership and support have been critical to our rapid growth.”

Mike Gionfriddo | CEO Vibram, USA

Sue Fuller, CEO of The Oliver Thomas
"When we launched, our vision was clear, but our logistical needs were complex and evolving. That's where Barrett came in, not just as a service provider, but as a true partner in our journey. From handling the complexities of new product lines like footwear to managing the intricacies of special packaging for collaborations, they are with us every step. I think Barrett comes across as this huge conglomerate, but actually, it’s a really big, small company. They're an extension of our team, deeply invested in our success."

Sue Fuller, CEO of The Oliver Thomas

OUR CLIENTS
By Katherine Wroth March 13, 2025
The role of analytics in warehousing has transformed significantly over the years. What was once a manual data collection process has evolved into a sophisticated, data-driven industry. In a recent episode of Warehouse Automation Matters, host Mary Hart sat down with Derek Morse, Senior Director of Operational Excellence at Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters, to discuss how analytics shapes modern warehousing and why leveraging data is critical for efficiency and cost reduction. The Evolution of Analytics in Warehousing Derek, who has a rich background in logistics, including roles at FedEx, JCPenney, and Quiet Logistics, noted that analytics has drastically improved warehouse operations. He emphasized that tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) allows warehouses to enhance speed, accuracy, and cost efficiency, helping companies like Barrett stay competitive in an ever-evolving fulfillment landscape. Key Metrics That Matter When asked about the most important data points warehouse leaders should monitor, Derek pointed out that while every business has different needs, common KPIs include: Dock-to-stock time Time to fill Fulfillment rates Net and gross accuracy Cost per unit At Barrett, specific metrics like LP accuracy (location precision) and transaction adjustment percentage serve as quick indicators of facility health. Turning Data into Action A prime example of Barrett’s data-driven approach is its focus on skip picks—instances where a picker bypasses an item. Analyzing this metric helps identify root causes such as incorrect replenishment timing, equipment issues, or improper slotting. By optimizing these factors, Barrett has significantly improved productivity and reduced costs. The Role of Technology in Data Collection Derek highlighted the importance of integrating technology into warehouse operations. Businesses employ a variety of tools depending on their scale and needs, including: Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) RFID tracking Robotics Advanced analytics platforms These technologies provide real-time insights and enhance overall operational efficiency. Optimizing Inventory Placement with Data Slotting strategies, which determine where products are stored within a warehouse, play a crucial role in efficiency. By analyzing factors like product demand, order frequency, and warehouse layout , Barrett ensures high-demand products are placed in the “golden zone” for faster picking, reduced labor, and improved space utilization. Addressing Overstock and Stockouts Managing stock levels effectively is a challenge for any warehouse. Derek explained that data analytics enables proactive inventory management by predicting demand fluctuations and ensuring products are in the right picking zones. This minimizes bending, unnecessary equipment usage, and most importantly, stockouts. Challenges in Adopting a Data-Driven Approach Implementing a data-driven strategy comes with its challenges, including: Resistance to change Data quality issues Cost constraints To overcome these hurdles, Derek advised businesses to collaborate, conduct thorough research, and select scalable systems that align with long-term objectives. Advice for Warehouse Leaders For those looking to enhance their analytics strategy, Derek recommended: Identify the most impactful areas – Focus on high-labor tasks like outbound processing. Ensure high-quality data – Reliable, consistent data is key. Invest in scalable tools – The right platform should support future growth. Foster a data-driven culture – Strong communication and team buy-in are essential for success.  The Future of Warehousing: AI and Machine Learning Emerging trends such as AI and machine learning are reshaping warehouse operations. While companies are still in the discovery phase, these technologies promise more intelligent, responsive, and efficient systems , providing businesses with a competitive edge. Balancing Automation and Human Expertise While automation and AI can handle repetitive tasks, human decision-making remains essential for flexible task management, ethical considerations, and creative problem-solving. Derek believes collaboration between technology and human expertise results in more adaptive and efficient warehouse operations. Why Choose Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters? When asked why businesses should partner with Barrett, Derek summed it up: trust and people. Barrett places the right people in key roles and prioritizes client satisfaction. Get in Touch with Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters Are you looking for a trusted 3PL partner? Contact us for a complimentary supply chain consultation today.
By Katherine Wroth March 11, 2025
Franklin, MA – March 10, 2025— Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogo , a leading provider of third-party logistics (3PL) solutions, has been named one of Fulfill.com’s Top 50 U.S. 3PL Companies for 2025. Fulfill.com’s annual Top 50 3PLs list highlights the best logistics companies based on operational excellence, technological innovation and a proven track record of success. This recognition reflects Barrett’s decades-long commitment to delivering efficient, scalable and client-focused logistics services. “Being recognized as a Top 3PL Provider by Fulfill.com is a testament to our team’s relentless focus on service excellence and passion,” said Bryan Corbett , Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We take pride in delivering personalized, efficient logistics solutions that drive success for our clients, and we are honored to be named a Top 50 3PL.” Barrett’s expansive fulfillment network covers over 7 million square feet across 25+ facilities, with key hubs in Boston, New Jersey, New York, Baltimore, Memphis, Dallas and California. This nationwide presence ensures fast logistics solutions tailored to high-growth brands. Joe Spisak , CEO of Fulfill.com, commented on Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters' inclusion in the Top 50 U.S. 3PL Companies for 2025: "Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogoCenters exemplifies the precision, scalability and innovation we look for in our Top 50 US 3PL Companies. Their ability to deliver tailored logistics solutions—whether for direct-to-consumer e-commerce, omnichannel fulfillment or complex B2B distribution—sets them apart in the industry. With over 80 years of experience and a proven commitment to operational excellence, Barrett continues to be a trusted partner for brands looking for reliable, technology-driven supply chain solutions." About Fullfill.com Fulfill.com is a matchmaking marketplace connecting companies with the highest-rated 3PLs. Built to simplify the RFP process and ensure brands partner with the best 3PL for their specific needs, Fulfill (Fulfill.com) is bringing scale to both 3PLs *and* the companies they service. About Barrett Since 1941, Barrett has provided customized third-party logistics (3PL), direct-to-consumer (DTC) eCommerce fulfillment, omnichannel distribution, managed transportation solutions and retail compliance for clients across all industries, with a focus on apparel & footwear, health & beauty, consumer packaged goods (CPG) and education. Barrett continues to be a leading 3rd party logistics provider in North America, known for superior execution, customer engagement, and direct access to senior leadership decision-makers. As a member of Inc.'s fastest growing companies list 15 times, Barrett is big enough to do the job and still small enough to deeply care about your business. eCommerce brands interested in a new 3PL partnership may contact Barrett directly here . Contact Information  Katherine Wroth Marketing Manager katherine.wroth@barrettdistribution.com Official Release Here
By Katherine Wroth February 26, 2025
Why Automation is Reshaping 3PL Fulfillment
By Katherine Wroth February 25, 2025
Are you struggling to keep up with order fulfillment for your apparel brand? Or are you just beginning to explore third-party logistics to see if it aligns with your business goals? Either way, this guide is for you. Managing order fulfillment in the apparel industry—online or in physical stores—comes with many challenges. Warehousing, packing, shipping, logistics, returns, tracking and customs clearance require significant time and resources. With limited hours in the day, handling all these aspects yourself can quickly become overwhelming (and that’s probably why you’re here). Hiring additional staff may help, but it also increases operational expenses and can complicate supply chain efficiency. The Solution: Partnering with a Trusted 3PL Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogospecializes in handling logistics and fulfillment operations for top apparel retailers and manufacturers. Outsourcing fulfillment to a trusted 3PL partner like Barrett saves costs and enhances efficiency. This guide will break down the key benefits of working with a 3PL provider and how to choose the best one for your needs.  Understanding 3PL in Apparel Fulfillment A 3PL provider manages your inventory’s storage, fulfillment and distribution. This includes warehousing, order picking, packing and shipping. Many 3PLs also handle customer service and returns. Why should you outsource apparel fulfillment instead of managing it in-house? Cost Efficiency – You pay only for processed orders instead of maintaining a full-time logistics team. Improved Fulfillment Processes – Faster, more reliable order fulfillment enhances customer satisfaction. Let’s explore how 3PLs work and why they are game-changers for apparel businesses like yours. How Does a 3PL Work? While 3PL services can support a wide range of industries, here’s how they work specifically for apparel brands: Step 1: Choosing a 3PL Partner Selecting the right 3PL is a critical process. The provider you choose will integrate into your operations and support your long-term growth. Keep in mind that 3PL services differ from freight forwarding or on-demand warehousing. Understanding these differences will help you make a more informed decision. Step 2: Sending Your Inventory Once you’ve chosen a 3PL provider, you’ll send them your inventory for warehousing. This ensures order fulfillment begins as soon as a customer makes a purchase. Step 3: Storing Inventory Your 3PL partner will store your inventory in strategically located warehouses for easy retrieval and shipping. This optimizes fulfillment speed and reduces delivery times. Step 4: Order Picking and Packing When a customer places an order, the fulfillment process begins. The item ordered is retrieved from storage, packed securely and prepared for shipping. Depending on your provider, this process may be managed manually or with advanced inventory software for greater speed and accuracy. Step 5: Shipping After an order is packed, it is shipped to the customer. Some 3PL providers handle shipping directly, while others partner with major carriers. Confirming your 3PL’s shipping capabilities is important before signing a contract. Step 6: Handling Returns Returns are an inevitable part of e-commerce. Many 3PL providers offer reverse logistics solutions to manage returns efficiently and maintain customer satisfaction. Benefits of Using Barrett ÌÇÐÄlogofor Apparel Fulfillment Is investing in a 3PL the right move for your business? The answer is YES. Here’s why: 1. Increased Efficiency Managing an apparel business requires focusing on design, marketing and customer engagement. Offloading logistics allows you to concentrate on these core areas without being bogged down by operational details. 2. Cost Savings Maintaining warehouses, shipping fleets and logistics infrastructure can be expensive. Barrett reduces these costs by leveraging existing infrastructure and volume discounts on shipping. Minimizing shipping errors and optimizing order fulfillment can also help reduce costly mistakes and returns. 3. Scalability As your business grows, so do your logistics needs. Barrett currently operates 25+ facilities across the United States. With over 6 million square feet of space specifically designed for warehousing, distribution, transportation and omnichannel eCommerce fulfillment, Barrett will scale your brand to ensure success. Barrett has over 80+ years of 3PL expertise and the resources to scale operations up or down based on demand, allowing you to expand without significant overhead costs. When Should You Consider a 3PL? Not every business needs a 3PL, but if any of the following apply, it may be time to explore outsourcing your logistics: You’re fulfilling 10+ orders per day – Managing fulfillment in-house may become too time-consuming and costly. You’re expanding and scaling operations – A 3PL can simplify shipping and customs management. You need faster shipping options – Two-day shipping has become an industry standard, and Barrett has the infrastructure to meet these expectations efficiently. Choosing the Right 3PL for Your Apparel Business Not all 3PLs are created equally. Some offer broad logistics solutions, while others, like Barrett, specialize in apparel and fashion fulfillment. When evaluating providers, consider: Technology Integration – Ensure the 3PL can integrate with your e-commerce platform for real-time inventory tracking and order processing. Warehouse Locations – Choose a provider with fulfillment centers close to your customer base to reduce shipping times and costs. Scalability – The 3PL should be able to accommodate your business growth. Return Management – A provider with strong reverse logistics capabilities will improve your customer experience. Barrett Distribution: Your Trusted 3PL Partner Since 1941 Are you looking for a trusted 3PL partner for your apparel business? Barrett offers personalized fulfillment solutions designed to help you scale and succeed. Contact us today to receive a complimentary supply chain consultation.
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