It all began in 2016, when Mr. A. Sakthivel, an atypical husband & CEO, made the life-changing decision to move to the United States—not for his career, but to support his life partner’s professional aspirations. While their stay in a foreign land opened doors to new dreams, it also came with its fair share of real-world hurdles—ones that quietly crept in and grew harder to ignore.

From locating authentic Indian grocery stores to navigating the chaos of everyday kitchen disasters, a simple question kept resurfacing:

“Can we just get everything shipped from home instead?”

That seemingly small thought sparked a bigger idea.

What started as a personal solution—to get essentials delivered from India—soon revealed a deeper problem. The founder encountered a frustrating maze of inconsistencies in the courier ecosystem: multiple players, unpredictable service, poor packaging, customs complications, delivery delays, and at times, packages that arrived damaged or not at all.

After trying—and failing—with different service providers, one insight became painfully clear:
“There was no one who treated our parcels with the care and attention as if they were their own.”

That was the tipping point.

What began as a workaround for personal convenience turned into a larger vision—a holistic shipment solution company instead of just acting as a standalone delivery partner with the aspect of care & convenience being integrated into every step of the journey. Brown Post was born from this intent: to be a comprehensive with a customer-first approach that takes full accountability from pickup, packing, customs clearance and delivery.

Today, Brown Post is more than just an international courier company. We’re a care-first brand that supports individuals, families, and businesses anywhere from South India in shipping parcels to over 100 countries. From personal deliveries to e-commerce fulfilments and bulk exports, our purpose remains clear:

To simplify global shipping with end-to-end transparency, real human support, and an unwavering commitment to care for the packages.

And what began as an accidental discovery has now become a purposeful intent—one parcel, one person, one promise at a time.