Title Nine Packaging Guidelines

A packing slip is required for every shipment. It should be inside or adhered to the lead carton. The lead carton's markings should read "LEAD CARTON - PACKING SLIP ENCLOSED, X of XX." The side of the carton that reads "lead carton - packing slip enclosed" should be facing out on the pallet. Vendors will be charged a fee if there is no pack slip attached to the lead carton.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

A packing slip is required for every shipment and should be inside or adhered to the lead carton. The lead carton's markings should read "LEAD CARTON - PACKING SLIP ENCLOSED, X of XX," and this side of the carton must face out on the pallet. The master pack slip should include the number of cartons and the total units for each SKU. Vendors are charged $100 or $125 per shipment without a pack slip attached to the lead carton, depending on the document version.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

Pallets must be stacked properly to withstand the stress of transportation. The shipment should be stretch-wrapped to prevent movement while shipping and secured to the pallet. Shipments totaling over 200 lbs should be palletized and shipped with the preferred carrier MLD.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

Purchase orders cannot be mixed within a single carton. One SKU (one size, one color) is permitted per carton. Multiple SKUs may be included only if there are less than 30 units in a carton, and they must be marked accordingly.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

Yes, SKUs can be mixed within a carton if there are less than 30 units in the carton. Paper should be used to separate one SKU from another, and the carton should be marked with "MULTIPLE SKUS IN CARTON" or "MIXED CARTON."

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

Carton dimensions should be between 24" x 12" x 12" and 30" x 15" x 14" with a maximum weight of 50 lbs.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Compliance Guidelines - No Version On Record

The maximum weight for shipping cartons is 50 lbs. There is no specified minimum weight for cartons.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022

Cartons must be marked with the Purchase Order Number, T9's SKU number, and quantity. They must be consecutively numbered with the total number of cartons (e.g., "1 of 25"). Each carton should only contain one SKU (one size, one color) unless there are less than 30 units in a carton, in which case additional SKUs may be included and marked as "MULTIPLE SKUS IN CARTON". The packing slip should be inside or adhered to the lead carton, with its markings reading "LEAD CARTON - PACKING SLIP ENCLOSED, X of XX" facing out on the pallet. Failure to include appropriate labels results in charges.

Source: Title Nine Vendor Agreement and Guidelines - Jan 1, 2022