Once warehouse items are ready, open Packing Center and select the products you want to ship. Items from different seller orders may be consolidated when their product classifications, storage status and route requirements are compatible.
1. Select the warehouse items
Review the QC photos and warehouse notes before selection. Confirm that no item is still awaiting a return, exchange, measurement or other service. Check storage time so an older item is not overlooked while waiting for newer purchases.
2. Decide whether to combine or split
Consolidation can reduce repeated base charges, but one large parcel is not always cheaper. Bulky packaging can increase volumetric weight, while batteries, liquids or other sensitive goods can remove routes for ordinary products. Compare compatible groups rather than combining everything automatically.
3. Enter the destination correctly
Use a complete name, street address, postal code and reachable phone number in the required format. Confirm the destination before payment; an incorrect address can cause return, redirection or customs problems.
4. Choose packaging and add-on services
Available options may include removing unnecessary packaging, reinforcement, waterproofing, corner protection, vacuum packing or rehearsal-style parcel measurement. Removing boxes can reduce volume but may also reduce protection or collector value.
5. Compare eligible routes
Review chargeable weight, estimated delivery range, tracking, size limits, item restrictions, insurance and tax handling. Route availability is based on the current parcel and destination, not on a route another customer used previously.
6. Review declaration and pay freight
Check the contents and declared information for accuracy. Then pay the international shipping charge shown for the selected route and services. The warehouse prepares the parcel, confirms final measurements and dispatches it under the route process.
7. Save the parcel number and track
Tracking normally appears after carrier acceptance. Keep the parcel record and QC evidence until delivery. When the parcel arrives, photograph visible outer damage before opening and retain the label if a claim may be necessary.
Use our shipping guide and restrictions guide before parcel submission.
Frequently asked questions
Can all warehouse items be submitted together?
Not always. Route restrictions, size limits, product classifications and processing status can require separate parcels.
When is international shipping calculated?
The useful quote appears after stored items, destination, packaging and route details are known. Final packed measurements may still affect billing.
Should I remove original packaging?
Only when the potential volume saving is worth the reduction in protection or collector value for that item.