Shirts are typically shipped using protective packaging that varies depending on the quantity being sent.
For shipping new shirts, the method ensures the garment arrives safely and in good condition.
Packaging Methods for Shirts
The choice of packaging depends mainly on the number of shirts being shipped:
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Single Shirts: According to shipping guidance, for a single new shirt, you should slip into a plastic bag and slide the package into a poly mailer. A poly mailer is a lightweight yet secure plastic envelope, ideal for protecting a single item of clothing during transit. This method is cost-effective and offers sufficient protection against moisture and minor damage.
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Multiple Shirts: If you are sending several new shirts together, it is advised to use a box. To prevent the shirts from shifting and potentially getting damaged or wrinkled, ensure the box is not much larger than the shirts. A snug fit helps maintain the items' position while in transit.
Here's a quick summary:
| Quantity | Recommended Packaging | Key Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Single Shirt | Plastic Bag + Poly Mailer | Secure, Lightweight Protection |
| Multiple Shirts | Appropriately Sized Box | Minimize Movement in Transit |
Utilizing the correct packaging method ensures your shirts reach their destination safely and efficiently, maintaining their quality from shipment to arrival.
