The expansion into the new regions follows a pilot programme at the Bleckmann's Belgian distribution centre, where Bscale increased its client base from one to more than 20.

The service is intended for brands seeking enterprise-level logistics without significant initial investment. It offers a modular logistics system that allows brands to begin shipping within weeks.

Clients can request quotes online and access all service information via a centralised digital platform.

The pricing structure enables brands to pay only for the services they use, reducing upfront costs typically faced by new or growing companies in the sector.

Bleckmann business development manager and fashion entrepreneur Maxim Sion said: “Bscale is unique in that it’s designed from the point of view of fashion founders. We’ve looked closely at how we can best unburden start-up and scale-up brands that might otherwise be managing their logistics themselves or working with a generalist provider.

“By offering access to the same Bleckmann expertise, infrastructure and technology enjoyed by brands like Karl Lagerfeld, COS and Gymshark, we’re helping companies to stay focused on building their brands while we take care of the logistics.”

Brands currently using Bscale include Sepi Agari and Wolk Antwerp, which have reported consistent reductions in fulfilment times.

The system integrates Bleckmann’s 160 years of experience in fashion logistics with automation and established processes. Companies also gain access to Bleckmann’s range of value-added services, designed to maintain standards as brands grow.

The expansion into two new markets aims to enable brands to enter the UK, the Netherlands, and wider European regions with fewer barriers.

Bleckmann has confirmed preparations to support its first clients in these countries as demand for streamlined logistics continues to rise.

The company maintains that Bscale’s model allows brands to trial new markets without incurring customary risks or costs.