Package Consolidation

Combine your packages,
into one shipment

Ordering from several stores, or expecting boxes from more than one sender? Instead of collecting or shipping several boxes, we can repack your packages into one, which can lower your total shipping cost.

Several small cardboard parcels stacked beside one larger sealed box on a warehouse packing table.
Repacked as oneSeveral packages become a single box.
Parcels from different stores waiting in a row on a warehouse shelf while a gloved hand adds one more.
How it comes togetherSeveral packages → One box → You
Concept Overview

What is package consolidation?

Package consolidation means combining several packages into one. Your orders can come from different stores or senders and arrive on different days.

We keep everything safe at our U.S. warehouse until you tell us which packages go together. Then we repack them into one box that you can collect, or that we send on to you.

Here is a simple example. A jacket, a pair of shoes and a bag are ordered from three different stores. All three arrive at our warehouse. You ask us to combine them, then pick up one box, or have it shipped to you as a single package.

Do my packages have to arrive together?

No. Packages can come from different stores or senders at different times. We hold them for you while the others arrive.

Why Combine

Why combine packages?

Fewer boxes mean fewer things to pay for, track, collect and unpack. Here is what changes for you.

Save on shipping

Shipping is priced by weight and size. One well-packed box can cost less than several.

Fewer things to track

One box, and one tracking number if it ships. There is only one delivery to follow, or one package to collect.

Less packaging

Extra boxes and filler are removed before shipping, so there is less to unpack and throw away.

You choose what goes together

Tell us which packages to combine. You stay in control of what ships and when.

Held while you wait

Packages from different stores can arrive on different days. We hold them safely at our U.S. warehouse until you are ready.

See the difference first

We show you the cost of shipping together compared with separately, so you can decide before you confirm.

Workflow

How consolidation works

From your first package to one box in your hands, it takes four steps.

01

Send us your packages

Have your orders delivered to us, or ask others to send to your address. They can come from different stores at different times. Put your reference on each package so we know it’s yours.

02

We hold them safely

We keep your packages safe while the rest arrive. Storage is free for a set time, then a storage fee applies.

03

You choose what to combine

Tell us which packages go together. We show you the shipping cost before you confirm.

04

We repack, you collect or we ship

We repack your packages into one box. Pick it up from us, or we ship it as one, with a single tracking number.

Worked Example

A simple example

Three 2 lb packages sent separately are three shipments. Repacked into one compact box, they become a single shipment, or a single pickup.

Actual savings depend on size, destination and carrier, so we show you the difference before you decide.

Gloved hands repacking items into one compact box on a packing bench, with empty smaller boxes set aside.
Three packages, one boxAn illustration, not a price promise.
Pricing Transparency

What does consolidation cost?

Your total can include three parts. We show you every charge before you pay.

Part 01

Storage

Free for a set time. After that, a storage fee applies.

Part 02

Consolidation fee

What we charge to repack your packages into one box. It is shown in your quote.

Part 03

Carrier shipping

Set by the carrier, based on the weight, size and destination of your combined box. Not needed if you pick it up.

How repacking affects the price

Carriers charge by the greater of two weights: the actual weight, or the “dimensional” weight based on the box's size. A well-packed box can take up less space than the separate packages did. We show you every charge before you confirm.

Checklist

Before you consolidate

Check that consolidation is a good fit for your packages.

Great for

Not for

Storage, fees and limits

FAQ

Common questions

Quick answers about combining, holding and shipping your packages.

Package consolidation means combining several packages into one box. Your orders can come from different stores or senders and arrive at different times. We repack them into one box, so you have a single package to collect or a single delivery.

Have your orders delivered to us and put your reference on each package. We hold them safely, you tell us which ones go together, and we repack them into one box. You can pick it up, or we ship it as one, with a single tracking number.

Yes. Your packages can come from different stores and arrive on different days. We log each one against your reference until you are ready to combine them. See our Package Receiving page for how packages arrive.

Storage is free for a set time. After that, a storage fee applies, so please tell us early which packages you want to combine.

It often can. Shipping is priced by weight and size, so one well-packed box can cost less than several. Actual savings depend on size, destination and carrier, so we show you the difference before you decide.

Your total can include a storage fee (after the free period), our consolidation fee, and carrier shipping if the box is shipped. If you ship abroad, duties and taxes are set by the destination country, not by us. We show you every charge before you confirm. See Pricing for how your total is made up.

Yes, if it is shipped. Once your packages are repacked into one box, you get one shipment and one tracking number to follow until it arrives.

Prohibited items can't be combined or shipped. Please check our Shipping Information page for the full list, and ask us if you're unsure about an item.

Can’t find your answer? See all our FAQs, or send us a message and we’ll help.

Get a quote

Ready to combine your packages?

Tell us what you’re ordering and where it’s going, or that you’ll pick it up. We’ll send your receiving details and a clear quote, including the cost of combining your packages.