The most general product found at the back of a courier vehicle are clothes. Be it a host of Ebay sellers, or local fashion boutique, for these sellers, courier breaths in a life in expansion of their trade locally and globally.

In case, you want to send parcel worth of clothes, but you are unaware of strong packaging for its transit, don’t worry. You have landed on the right page.

At Shipping to India, we recognize the importance of packaging and the below guide will help you understand everything you should know about shipping clothes.

Packing Material For How to Pack Clothes for Shipping

Generally, a pair or two of clothes are packed and shipped in a simple plastic envelope known as poly mailer. Being economic, these bags are an obvious choice, and as the clothes can be slid inside it smoothly thus, makes it a practical option too.

Steps to Follow:  How To Pack  Clothes for Shipping

First and foremost, you need to get yourself a big enough space to efficiently  fold up your clothes. Many people often choose to roll up the items, we don’t recommend rolling-up clothes as they come out crumpled on un-packing.

When you have finished folding up the clothes neatly, then pick additional layer of wrapping such as bubble wrap. This cover will make certain that your clothes are not torn or damage while in transit. And additional protection that you can put into your parcel will aid avoid any damage, and commodity like bubble wrap and packing paper are cheaper and very light in weight.

Once your clothes are wrapped in order, you should pack them into your selected packet.  If you are shipping more than one cloth or large cloth such as jacket, coats , etc.  it is advisable to use poly mailer. Or else a carton/cardboard box is sufficient.

A common mistake many of you make is to affix the shipping labels after placing in their cloths in poly mailer. This slip-up result to packaging, which may leave the shipping labels on the brink of peeling off due to the flabby shape of the packet.  So, we advise you to fix the labels before sealing the clothes inside the poly mailer or envelope.