A Must-Read for Shipping Luggage! Packing Tips for Woven Bags

👭 Ladies, planning to ship clothes and bedding using woven bags? Here are some practical tips for you!

 

1️⃣ Money-Saving Packing Hack: Pack it yourself! I recommend using burlap sacks or cardboard boxes, as many standard woven bags aren't sturdy enough and would require an outer burlap sack for reinforcement anyway. Buying a burlap sack directly saves you the extra hassle!

 

2️⃣ Suitable Items for Woven Bags: These bags are ideal for packing clothes, quilts, durable kitchenware, and empty suitcases. However, for valuables, you should still use bubble wrap and a cardboard box for proper protection.

 

3️⃣ Pack It Full: Make sure your woven bags are stuffed to the brim! If you can't fill a bag completely, use packing tape to compress the air out; this prevents the shipment from being charged based on volumetric weight. Pack as much as possible - as long as the bag is sturdy enough, load it up with as much weight as it can handle!

 

4️⃣ Avoid High Offline Prices: Don't place your order offline or directly through the official website. The prices are higher, you have to haul the items to a drop-off station yourself, and haggling is a hassle. Look for services or platforms that offer discounts instead.

 

5️⃣ Luggage Weight Reference: My total shipment weighed 75kg. The larger woven bags held 20kg each, the medium ones held 15kg, and the small ones held 5kg. You can use these figures as a reference to compare against the weight of your own luggage.

 

6️⃣ Packing Multiple Parcels: Standard courier services require a separate tracking number for each individual package. The shipping cost is then calculated based on the total weight or total volume of the entire shipment.