Shopbop Packaging Guidelines
Discover Shopbop Packaging Guidelines covering packing lists, pallet stacking, purchase orders, BOLs, and precise label placement for hassle-free shipping.
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Are there any requirements for packing lists when shipping cartons?
Can pallets be stacked?
Can purchase orders be mixed within a single carton?
What are the allowed pallet types for shipping?
What are the max and min weights for shipping cartons?
What are the requirements for Bills of Lading when it comes to pallet (freight) or carton (parcel) shipments?
Shipping labels must be exclusively addressed to Shopbop.com - Division of BOP, LLC, and must match exactly what is listed on their corresponding POs. They must include the full POJ or POM# on each box on the pallet and be affixed to the longest side of the container. Cartons must not contain weights over 40 lbs (18 kg), and pallet labels must not stack cartons higher than 6' tall or have cartons overhanging the pallet edges. Pallets should not be double stacked.
What are the requirements for placing labels on cartons being shipped?
What is the max pallet height allowed when shipping?
Below you will find a common list of FAQs that our users have when it comes to packaging guidelines for Shopbop.
Are there any requirements for packing lists when shipping cartons?
Yes, a copy of the packing list is required to be provided with each shipment. The specific placement instructions for packing lists are not detailed in the provided text.
Can pallets be stacked?
Pallets may not be double stacked (pallet on pallet).
Can purchase orders be mixed within a single carton?
No, mixing purchase orders within a single carton is not allowed. Doing so incurs a penalty of $250 per shipment for having more than one PO in any carton.
What are the allowed pallet types for shipping?
The allowed pallet type for shipping is indicated by the packaging code 'PLT' which stands for 'Pallet'.
What are the max and min weights for shipping cartons?
According to the guidelines, the weight per carton should not exceed 40 lbs or 18 kg.
What are the requirements for Bills of Lading when it comes to pallet (freight) or carton (parcel) shipments?
The Bill of Lading (BOL) is required for all shipments at Shopbop. It must include identification via the REF*BM segment. For freight shipments, the shipping labels on each box on the pallet should clearly display the POJ or POM#. Shipping labels and BOLs should also have the correct address of Shopbop's fulfillment center, a return address, and match exactly what is listed on their corresponding POs. The labels must be affixed to the longest side of the container. For compliance, only BOLs provided by Source Alliance can be used, and you need to request proof of delivery by emailing the PO numbers to shopbop-freight@amazon.com.
What are the requirements for carton or pallet labels and their placement?
Shipping labels must be exclusively addressed to Shopbop.com - Division of BOP, LLC, and must match exactly what is listed on their corresponding POs. They must include the full POJ or POM# on each box on the pallet and be affixed to the longest side of the container. Cartons must not contain weights over 40 lbs (18 kg), and pallet labels must not stack cartons higher than 6' tall or have cartons overhanging the pallet edges. Pallets should not be double stacked.
What are the requirements for placing labels on cartons being shipped?
1. The shipping label must be placed properly on the cartons with no mention of recommended placements.
2. There are no specific requirements for GS1 or UCC18 labels mentioned.
3. Improper placement of a shipping label on cartons incurs a charge of $20 per carton plus a $100 fee.
4. Labels must contain the correct and complete information such as PO number.
5. Missing, incomplete, or incorrect PO number on cartons results in $20 per carton plus a $100 fee.
6. Missing, incorrect, or wrong labeling will incur a charge of $150 per shipment plus $5 per unit.
2. There are no specific requirements for GS1 or UCC18 labels mentioned.
3. Improper placement of a shipping label on cartons incurs a charge of $20 per carton plus a $100 fee.
4. Labels must contain the correct and complete information such as PO number.
5. Missing, incomplete, or incorrect PO number on cartons results in $20 per carton plus a $100 fee.
6. Missing, incorrect, or wrong labeling will incur a charge of $150 per shipment plus $5 per unit.
What is the max pallet height allowed when shipping?
Cartons on pallet cannot exceed 6' in height.
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