How to pack your item

1. Pick the right packaging

Use the smallest packaging that still leaves room for padding on every side.

• Soft, unbreakable items (clothing, textiles, accessories): a poly mailer or padded envelope is perfect — light and cheap to ship.
• Fragile, rigid or valuable items: a sturdy cardboard box with space for cushioning.
• Reusing a box is fine and eco-friendly — just remove or cover every old label and barcode, or flip the box inside out.

• Don't ship in a product's own retail box alone — put it inside another box so the original stays mint.
• Don't overstuff a box so it bulges, or use one so big the item rattles around.

2. Protect what's inside

• Wrap the item in bubble wrap or paper, and fill every empty space so nothing shifts in transit.
• Double-box anything fragile — a padded inner box inside a larger one, cushioning between them.
• Bag anything that could leak, spill or stain, and use a waterproof poly mailer for clothing so it stays dry.
• Separate items that could scratch or rub against each other.

3. Weigh & measure

Weigh the parcel after it's packed — box, padding and all — then pick the shipping size that matches when you list or send the order.

• Choose the shipping option that fits your packed weight and size; the wrong one can delay the parcel or cost you the difference.
• For larger parcels, measure length × width × height so the carrier accepts it.

Tip: weigh everything together, including the packaging — every ounce counts toward the shipping price.

4. Seal it properly

• Run strong packing tape along every seam and opening — tape the top and bottom in an "H" shape.
• Remove or fully cover any old shipping labels, barcodes and hazardous-material markings.

• Don't rely on string, masking tape or sticky dots as the main seal — they pop open in transit.

5. Label it & take photos

• Attach the shipping label flat and complete, so every barcode scans cleanly.
• Mark the parcel Fragile if the item is breakable.
• Photograph the item packaged up — before and after you tape the box. Those photos are your proof if a buyer ever opens a damage claim.

6. Ship within 5 days

• Drop the parcel off with your chosen carrier, or at a parcel locker, within 5 days of the sale.
• Add the tracking number on the order page and confirm shipment — that starts the buyer's delivery window and is required for Seller Protection.
• Keep your drop-off receipt until the order completes.