The shelf
Sixteen categories, read as packing problems
A category page on a finds catalogue normally tells you what a thing is. This one tells you what it does to a box, because that is the half nobody writes down and it is the half that costs money.
Every tile below opens that category of real listings. Womenswear is a keyword search rather than a category, because the catalogue is organised by garment type rather than by who wears it.

The shelf
SneakersDecide whether the retail box is needed before requesting its removal.Category
JacketsOne jacket can fill a weight band by itself.Category
HoodiesHeavy and bulky at the same time.Category
T-shirtsThe filler that makes a box worth sending.Category
JeansDense. Good ballast, bad on a volumetric line.Category
SweatpantsCompresses further than you expect.Category
WomenswearA keyword search, not a category.Search results
JerseysLight, flat, almost free to add.Category
BagsStuff them. Empty bags ship air.Category
Hats and capsCrowns crush. That is the trade.Category
BeltsCoil round the inside wall of the carton.Category
EyewearHard cases are rigid volume.Category
PerfumeLiquid. Most air routes refuse it.Category
JewelleryTiny, and the box is bigger than it.Category
WatchesPresentation boxes double the volume.Category
ElectronicsBatteries decide the route.Category
Which line on the menu each category actually needs
Most categories need nothing. Printing that plainly is more useful than implying every parcel wants the full treatment.

| Category | The packing problem | What answers it |
|---|---|---|
| Sneakers and boots | The retail box is mostly air. | Shoebox flattening at CN¥5, or free package removal if you do not want the box at all. |
| Jackets, hoodies, sweatpants | Bulk without much weight. | Vacuum packaging at CN¥17 if there are several. One jacket rarely justifies it. |
| T-shirts, jerseys, light tops | None worth paying for. | Nothing. They are the filler that makes the rest of the parcel worth sending. |
| Bags, belts | Hollow volume you are paying to ship. | Nothing paid. Stuff them with the light tops before the box is sealed. |
| Eyewear, watches, jewellery | Small item, rigid presentation box. | Free package removal usually. Corner protectors only if the case has to arrive perfect. |
| Perfume and liquids | A route restriction, not a packing problem. | Nothing on the menu helps. Check the restrictions before you buy, not after. |
| Electronics | Batteries decide whether it flies at all. | EPE filling if it does fly. The route question comes first. |
| Ceramics, figurines, anything fragile | Breakage, and a box that must survive. | Corner protectors at CN¥5 per kilo to a cap of 25, EPE filling, and a wooden case at CN¥250 only for genuinely high value. |
Prices from the Parcel Value-added Service section of the help centre, read 2026-10-10. The category-to-service mapping is our own reading and is not an agent recommendation.
Next step.
- The packing menu has the full price list and the calculator.
- Choosing what to buy is the step before any of this matters.