Sharper ImageSharper Image Packaging Guidelines
Last Updated: May 20, 2025
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Are there any requirements for packing lists when shipping cartons?
A separate packing slip is required for each purchase order for each Pro/HAWB number when using Less Than Truckload/Heavyweight Air/Freight Forwarder. For Small Parcel/Courier, the packing slip is required to be placed in/on each carton. The relevant requirements are documented in the CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Are there any requirements for packing lists when shipping pallets?
A separate packing slip is required for each purchase order for each trailer. If the shipment requires more than one trailer, a separate packing slip outlining the particulars of each trailer is mandatory. A packing slip is required to be placed in/on each carton for small parcel/courier shipments.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Can pallets be stacked?
Double stack pallets are at the shipper's risk. Double stacking of pallets resulting in carton and/or product damage shall be deemed non-compliant.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Can purchase orders be mixed within a single carton?
Purchase orders can be consolidated onto a single pallet for small orders as long as all products are clearly labeled. However, within a purchase order, the same SKU must not be placed on multiple "mixed sku" pallets.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Can purchase orders be mixed within a single pallet?
Yes, purchase orders can be mixed within a single pallet for small orders, provided all products are clearly labeled. The same SKU within a purchase order cannot be placed on multiple "mixed SKU" pallets.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Can SKUs be mixed on a single pallet?
SKUs can be mixed on a single pallet for small orders provided all products are clearly labeled. However, the same SKU within a purchase order cannot be placed on multiple "mixed sku" pallets, as this would result in non-compliance penalties. SKUs should be grouped together as much as possible to ease the receiving process. Exceptions may occur if they are part of different Purchase Orders.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
Can SKUs be mixed within a single carton?
No, cartons cannot have mixed SKUs.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
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What are the allowed pallet types for shipping?
Pallets must be reusable, GMA Grade A or B, and 48"x40" with entry on the shorter 40" side; four-way entry is also allowed. "Block Style" pallets are not allowed.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
What are the requirements for Bills of Lading when it comes to pallet (freight) or carton (parcel) shipments?
Shipments must reference Purchase Orders on the BOL. The BOL is required to show actual carton/piece count first, number of pallets second, and total shipment weight third. "DO NOT BREAK DOWN OR TOP LOAD" must be noted on pallets and BOL. Drivers should verify, sign, and print the carton/piece count at loading, with vendor staff ensuring the BOL is legibly signed. All full truckloads need a seal with the number noted in general comments. All BOLs must consolidate shipments for the day to one CEVA location using one carrier tracking number. Incorrect or incomplete BOLs are subject to non-compliance charges.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
What are the requirements for carton or pallet labels and their placement?
All palletized cartons must have labels facing out. Each pallet must contain two address labels, one on each adjacent side of the pallet. Include SharperImage.com SKU # and PO # on each box with a scannable UPC label.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
What is the max pallet height allowed when shipping?
The maximum height of a pallet should not exceed 64 inches in total height. However, another section notes the pallet height must not exceed 84 inches, which suggests there might be an exception or update.
Source: CEVA Logistics and Camelot SI LLC Routing Guide - No Version On Record
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