UMMA vs Peacock Beauty Wholesale: Which Suits US Resellers?

Is UMMA or Peacock Beauty Wholesale better for a US K-beauty reseller? Both sell Korean beauty in bulk to retailers and online sellers. The differences are in minimums, speed, customs and what happens if something goes wrong.

Everything below about UMMA comes from its own website and FAQ as of October 21, 2026. Policies change, so check their current pages before you order. If you are still comparing suppliers, start with our 8 questions to ask a K-beauty supplier.

UMMA vs Peacock at a glance

• Minimum order: UMMA's FAQ lists a minimum order amount of $500 for a first order and $700 for reorders. Peacock's minimum order value is $300.
• Catalog: UMMA lists 180+ brands and 15,000+ products. Peacock focuses on Korean beauty, shipped from the brands' country of origin.
• Speed: UMMA says orders ship from its warehouse within 15 business days of payment, and in-stock U-Quick items within 48 hours. Peacock's typical lead time is 14 days.
• Warehouses: UMMA lists warehouses in Korea, the Netherlands and Ridgefield, New Jersey. Peacock ships from each item's origin.
• US customs: UMMA's FAQ says it "does not handle customs clearance." Peacock offers DDP shipping for US orders, so duties are handled before delivery.
• Documents and returns: UMMA says it provides a C.O.A. with every purchase. Peacock includes 7+ documents per order and has a 14-day damage and return policy. We could not find a damage or return policy in UMMA's FAQ.

Where UMMA is the stronger choice

UMMA's U-Quick program is a real advantage when you need in-stock products fast, and a warehouse in New Jersey puts some stock close to US buyers. It also ships to more than 100 countries, which helps if you sell outside the US too.

Where Peacock is the stronger choice

For a first order, Peacock's $300 minimum is easier to test than a $500 first order and $700 reorders. DDP shipping means duties are settled before delivery instead of falling on you at customs. Every order includes 7+ documents you can check on our Verify Documents page, and the 14-day damage and return policy covers you if a carton arrives crushed or short.

Questions to ask before you choose

• Who handles customs clearance and pays duties for US delivery?
• What is the minimum for a reorder, not just the first order?
• Which documents come with the order, and can I verify them?
• What happens if items arrive damaged or short?
• What is the total landed cost per unit, not just the unit price?

Which should you pick?

Choose UMMA if speed on in-stock items matters most and you have a customs broker or forwarder to handle clearance. Choose Peacock if you want a lower minimum, duties handled and a clear return policy. Compare the landed cost per unit before you decide; our guide to pricing K-beauty for retail shows how.

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