I’m Dammy. I started BiddieVariety in 2023 out of Brunswick, Maryland because my family and friends in Lagos kept asking me to ship them the same US brands that a mailbox-forwarder can’t actually source. Three years in, I’m still the one who goes to the outlet. That’s the service.

Every few weeks a cousin would text me from Abuja asking for Carter’s onesies or a Momcozy pump. The forwarding services wanted them to do the shopping, navigate US returns in a 48-hour window, and still pay $4.50/lb to ship. Boutique owners wanted bulk Nike Kids and couldn’t find a trustworthy supplier. So I made it a business. I handle the sourcing. You handle your life.
Global Shopaholics, Heroshe, MyUS, Shipito — they’re fine at what they do. They give you a US shipping address. You still drive the transaction. BiddieVariety is the opposite: we take your list and turn it into product on your doorstep. One service fee. Real photos. No clearance surprises.
First customers were cousins in Lagos. BiddieVariety LLC registered in Maryland. No storefront, no inventory, just me and a packing table.
Locked in the weekday outlet runs, Monday cargo rhythm. Built the quote-first process after too many "it was more expensive at the register" conversations.
Boutique owners in Lagos and Port Harcourt started asking for weekly restocks of Nike Kids, Polo, Carter’s. Rolled out business accounts with 20% fee and wholesale volume support.
Platform launch — live shopping sessions on WhatsApp, VIP Concierge membership for weekly buyers, editorial order tracking, automatic quote reminders. Still the same premise. Still me at the outlet.
BiddieVariety is how our boutique keeps stocking Nike Kids and Polo at prices our customers actually pay. Our margins went from 15% to 40%.