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Karaca or Jumbo for Syria: Kitchen Setup

Choose Karaca if you are equipping a kitchen with dinner sets, Turkish coffee sets, pots and small electrical appliances, and Jumbo if you want practical tools for preparing, storing and serving food. Before ordering read the pot material and hob type, compare the appliance voltage and plug with your home supply, then send the links through Buy for Me so they reach Syria in one shipment.

Updated 16 October 2026 · اقرأ بالعربية

What each store is best for in the kitchen

Karaca is a Turkish brand for kitchen and table items: pots and pans, dinner and serving sets, Turkish coffee sets and small electrical appliances, so it suits a trousseau or a gift. Jumbo is a Turkish brand for home and kitchen items: pots, pans, preparation tools, storage and food-keeping boxes and serving ware, and it suits fitting out a new kitchen with practical items from one source. Decide by what your kitchen lacks, not by the name.

What to read before ordering pots and appliances

For pots read the material (stainless steel, coated aluminum or glass), the coating, the suitable hob type (gas, electric or induction), the diameter in centimeters and how many pieces are in the set. For storage boxes read the capacity in liters and what the description says about microwave and freezer use. Small electrical appliances are made for the Turkish market, so compare the voltage, frequency and plug on the item page with your home supply.

What is specific to buying for Syria

The parcel to Syria is priced by carton size and governorate, and pots and sets are heavy: a large carton (80×50×50 cm up to 30 kg) is $20 to the north, $23 to the center and $25 to the south, and a medium one (up to 15 kg) is $15, $17 and $20 in MarkaShip’s reference table, excluding customs. Split heavy items over two cartons instead of one overloaded carton, nest pots inside each other to save volume, and keep porcelain and glass coffee and serving sets in separate wrapping.

How orders ship and arrive

Shipping to Syria runs by land through Turkish border crossings, and MarkaShip publishes reference rates in USD excluding customs: a medium carton (60×40×40 cm up to 15 kg) is $15 to the north (Idlib, Aleppo), $17 to the center (Homs, Hama) and $20 to the south (Damascus); a large carton (80×50×50 cm up to 30 kg) is $20, $23 and $25. Rates are confirmed per shipment. Write your Syria address with city, area and a nearby landmark, plus the recipient name and an active phone number. Keep the seller invoices. Published rates exclude customs, so current import and carrier rules for the actual goods still apply.

Common questions

Is Karaca more expensive than Jumbo?

It cannot be said in general; prices change by item and offer, so compare the same item or the closest alternative at its final price after service and shipping fees.

Will a Karaca appliance work at my home?

Small appliances are made for the Turkish market, so compare the voltage, frequency and plug on the item page with your home supply before ordering; you may need a converter or a different plug.

Can a Karaca order and a Jumbo order ship together?

Yes. After both orders reach the receiving address in Türkiye they can be combined with your other purchases before shipping to Syria.

Sources to check

Product rules and transport conditions can change. Confirm current requirements before buying or shipping.

Related steps

Get a purchase quote

Send the exact product link and options, destination city and any acceptable substitute. Review the itemized quote and shipping eligibility before payment.

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