
ASOS Packaging & Routing Guidelines
Discover ASOS Packaging Guidelines on mixing SKUs/POs, carton/pallet rules, label placement, and dimension & weight limits for compliance.
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Can you mix multiple SKUs per carton?
Can you mix multiple SKUs per pallet?
Can you mix POs in a single carton?
What are the max dimensions and weights for cartons?
What are the min dimensions and weights for cartons?
Where do I place the label on a carton?
Below you will find a common list of FAQs that our users have when it comes to packaging guidelines for ASOS.
Can you mix multiple SKUs per carton?
Yes, you can mix multiple SKUs per carton provided that the SKUs are clearly divided and declared on the carton label and packing list.
Can you mix multiple SKUs per pallet?
Yes, as long as the mixed SKUs are clearly divided and declared on the carton label and packing list.
Can you mix POs in a single carton?
Yes. You can mix different POs in a single carton provided that any mixed SKUs or UPCs are clearly divided and this is declared on the carton label and packing list. Also, ensure that all other compliance requirements (e.g., weight limits and separation of hazardous products) are met.
What are the max dimensions and weights for cartons?
Maximum exterior carton dimensions when packed are 600 mm in length, 300 mm in width, and 400 mm in height, and cartons must not exceed 15kg.
What are the min dimensions and weights for cartons?
The guidelines specify that the smallest permissible exterior carton dimensions when packed are a height of 188 mm, a width of 295 mm, and a length of 450 mm. No minimum weight is provided; however, cartons must not exceed 15kg.
Where do I place the label on a carton?
Place the label on the carton end. For standard cartons, affix an A4‐sized (or proportionally reduced if the carton height is reduced) carton end label that must include the ASOS ASN number, ASOS SKU or UPC and units, Supplier Name, and the designated Inbound Department address, email, and office number. For cartons containing hazardous/flammable products, an additional LQ label must be applied to clearly identify the risk.
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