Louis Lim, an importer focused on furniture and specialty goods, shows a sporadic but strategically varied buying pattern that matters to both potential suppliers and customs brokers. Over the past two years the buyer recorded three shipments: a 530 kg billiard‑table order from Hangzhou Honglin (HS 950420) via Ningpo to Los Angeles in August 2023; a 2 kg table from Zhejiang Albatross International (HS 630252) loaded in Yantian and cleared in Long Beach in October 2024; and a 1 kg mixed cabinet/storage consignment (HS 847170) from Yantian to Long Beach in April 2025. Frequency is low (≈1 shipment per year) but product scope spans home furnishings to recreational equipment, indicating openness to diverse supplier portfolios and potential scaling if service reliability is proven. For customs brokers, the buyer consistently files clear, port‑specific documentation with predictable loading hubs (Yantian, Ningpo) and destinations (Long Beach, Los Angeles), and employs distinct HS codes per product, facilitating streamlined clearance and risk assessment. Suppliers should view Louis Lim as a niche client with growth upside, while brokers can expect stable routing and well‑coded filings.