How I Package and Ship Stickers | Sticker Shop

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I just shipped my first few orders. I put them in 4x6 rigid mailers, even though they were only 2 3-inch stickers per order. And then mailed them via USPS as letters. They all seemed to arrive ok.

I originally was going to put them into cellophane bags to protect the stickers, but decided against it.

I incorporated the shipping costs into the price of the stickers, but didn’t realize that by using Ko-fi as a storefront, Paypal does a charges a processing fee…which is the exact same price as my shipping 😂

TonyTylerDraws

What about bigger stickers and decals? Like 7inch by 7 inch? I use USPS Ground Advantage and it costs a lot.

IroonieLA

Thanks, I'm getting ready to open my sticker store soon, this video really helps. Its more of a fun side job.

DavidDavisDH

I love going through and finding out how other people ship items out. I have almost no branding style. If you are just getting started, don't forget you can go super cheap.
At this point I go through so many orders. I have always shipped in a blank #10 Envelope which I run through a super cheap B/W Laser Printer. for protection I use a small piece of Chipboard with the packing slip folded around it, and the order tucked nicely inside.
Many different ways to ship an item out. Fantastic video!

Hydronide

Great video, I do not ship out stickers for myself yet but I was planning on starting. A great tip on the envelopes (which is genius by the way) get a custom stamp made with your branding to set off the envelope from everything else in the mail. IT will get someone even more excited to open it.

kellymedia

I enjoy your vids 👏 once my cello baggies ran out I switched to glassine. I tried the biodegradable baggies, but found them to be difficult to open without damaging them. Like they looked handled no matter how careful I’d be. Can’t remember the maker but I know I got them from one of the top baggie suppliers. They just felt weird too. Grainy kinda. Anyway- I like the glassine look. A kinda frosty see though vibe

SketchedBySeth

I am being told by the USPS that I cannot ship my sticker packs (6 or 8 stickers in a baggie) because they claim it won’t go through the rollers. They say I have to pay the nonmachinable surcharge but my customers are not getting my stickers for up to 4 weeks. The alternative is a 3.75 tracking package that still takes 5 biz days to arrive. Any thoughts? They’re flat out refusing to take my stamped envelopes.

lilbubbychild