The first weight unit refers to the minimum chargeable weight of the package. Packages within the first weight unit will be charged by the first weight unit. Packages exceeding the first weight unit will be charged based on the weight after the first weight unit.

According to customs regulations, cigarettes, alcohol, medicines and prohibited items are not allowed to be transported. Moreover, in accordance with air transport requirements, food, liquids, granules and pastes need to be identified as non-hazardous materials. It is recommended to avoid sending such items in bulk. You can try sending them in small quantities and together with regular goods (such as clothes and shoes) to reduce the risk of seizure. For instance, if the volume of each cosmetic item does not exceed 100 milliliters or 200 milliliters, we can try to send it to you. Please note: All shipping suggestions are based on previous shipping experience. We are not responsible for any customs detention incidents.

Volume weight is a term in the logistics industry. For goods that are large in volume but light in weight, the freight charges can be calculated based on their volumetric weight. The formula for calculating the volumetric weight of most air cargo is: Volumetric weight (KG) = length (CM) * width (CM) * height (CM) / 6,000. For instance, 6,000CM³ of goods are charged based on a volumetric weight of 1KG, and 1M³ of goods are charged based on a volumetric weight of 167KG.

The transportation cost differences among different product types are influenced by factors such as materials, shapes and packaging requirements, which can affect the actual weight or volumetric weight. Shoes: Each pair of shoes is very light, but some shoe boxes (such as boots and sports shoes) are relatively large in size. Large shoe boxes may incur volume and weight costs. Shipping multiple pairs of shoes at one time can optimize the volume. Luggage and suitcases: Soft bags can be compressed, while hard shell cases (such as suitcases) have fixed sizes and are larger in volume. Hard-shelled items may incur higher costs due to their volume and weight. Please transport them separately. The soft bag can be folded to minimize its volume. Clothing: Usually very light, but winter clothing (such as down jackets and coats) is larger in volume. Fluffy clothing may incur volume costs; It is recommended to use vacuum-sealed compression bags to reduce the volume.