Planned U.S. shipping window
Orders are planned to ship directly from China with an estimated 10-12 business-day transit target after carrier handoff.
Shipping policy draft
Launch orders are planned to ship directly from China to the United States. The carrier, handling time, shipping rate and tracking workflow still require final fulfillment setup.
The current transit target is 10-12 business days after carrier handoff.
These items require fulfillment setup before checkout opens.
Then replace every pending item with an operational rule.
The current prototype is a design and content review environment. It does not process an order, collect payment or create a shipment.
Orders are planned to ship directly from China with an estimated 10-12 business-day transit target after carrier handoff.
The confirmed 30-day return window starts from delivery, subject to the separate Returns policy.
The production store needs a documented method to notify buyers, obtain consent or cancel and refund when a shipment is delayed.
Each stage needs an owner, a measurable time and a customer-facing response before orders are enabled.
Payment authorization, fraud review and the point of order acceptance are not yet defined.
Business days, cutoff times, holidays, preorders and stock exceptions remain pending.
Shipping origin, carrier services, rates, tracking and address-change rules remain pending.
Lost, damaged, refused and undeliverable package procedures remain pending.
For a United States online store, shipping representations need a reasonable operational basis. Delays also require a customer notification, cancellation and refund process.
All items below are production blockers for a final shipping policy.
Company name, business address and the location from which each SKU ships.
States, territories, PO boxes, APO/FPO and any excluded locations.
Business days, order cutoff, holidays, stock exceptions and cancellation window.
Available services, calculated or flat rates and any free-shipping threshold.
How estimates are calculated, when tracking is sent and what is not guaranteed.
Lost, damaged, stolen, refused and undeliverable order responsibilities.
Only needed if destinations expand beyond the confirmed United States launch direction.
Review the separate return terms or prepare a support request without sending product to an unverified address.