Plus, box volume can be difficult to visualise. Which is why we created this guide, as well as the handy calculator in your dashboard (seen handily below).
The Sendle Dashboard is your quick and easy tool to find out which package size suits your item best!
You want to make sure you are getting the biggest bang out of each volume break. What follows is a simple and fun handbook for all of our parcel sizes.
Our new 250g Sendle pouch that’s tracked and perfect for sending small stuff (or big stuff that’s light). It’s brand new to Australia and there’s nothing else quite like it, available to all customers.
You can ship your 250g item in a Sendle sustainable satchel, a small box or your own packaging. Just make sure that packaging is snug, with no excess space, to minimise any damage for both your item and its packaging.
This one is enough for your small stuff. The size of an A4 sheet, you can fill it with up to 500 grams of fun (or boring) stuff.
Or, you can remove all weight restrictions with our Unlimited Satchel.
Now, when what you’re sending is just a little heftier and more voluminous, you level up to the handbag. Enough space to throw in the essentials for a night on the town but maybe not great for a weekend away.
With a capacity of up to 1kg and 4L, this handbag can convey a decent quantity of merchandise, assuming you aren’t slinging bespoke shipping anchors.
Just stick them in a little box (or mailing bag) and ship them out.
To get you started, we’ve included some of the more common boxes that are perfect handbag material. The highlighted ones come in with the volume closest to the max for this size.
The shoebox is as apt a description as we could come up with here. Luckily, you are encouraged to send all types of things, not just those that encase your tootsies. With a ceiling of 3kg and 12L, we’re certain you can find a whole bunch of non-shoe things to ship.
Below is a selection of the more common box sizes out there. The boxes that size out the closest to the max volume for this package are highlighted.
While the name may sound a little stuffy, there’s no need to stuff this parcel with business documents or paper clips. While the sky isn’t the limit here, you can fill this one up with a fair amount of fine things. To be clear, the limit is up to 5kg and 20L.
Now, don’t go out, buy a briefcase, fill it with fun things, and slap a label on it. We’d recommend just using a box of a similar size (a few of which you will see below).
Find a few fine boxes to use for any of these examples and more.
The go-to size for all those travellers who have no time for baggage claim but still need to keep a small wardrobe with them.
When packing up a fair amount of stuff, know you can shove up to 10kg into a 40L box and call it a carry-on.
Walk right past the baggage carousel.
Just don't actually send it in a carry-on bag. A box will work best.
Again, to get as close to the max as possible, you’ll want to look at the highlighted boxes below.
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