• Package weight and dimensions
• Destination country
• Shipping Courier (EMS, DHL, UPS, Fedex, Korea Post, etc.)

What is Chargeable Weight?

Your shipping fee depends on both your package's weight and its size. Carriers compare "Actual Weight" (from a scale) and "Volumetric Weight" (from its dimensions) and charge for whichever is "greater". This is the "Chargeable Weight".

How It Works: An Example

Let's see why a large, light box can cost more to ship than a small, heavy one.

 For Box A, the Actual Weight is higher. For Box B, the Volumetric Weight is higher. You are charged for the greater value.

How to Save on Shipping

You can lower your shipping costs by keeping your Volumetric Weight down. Here's how:

• Use the right-sized box to minimize empty space.
• Consolidate multiple items into one compact package.
• Remove bulky retail packaging if items are safe without it.

Pack smart to save money! If you have questions, our support team is happy to help.