International Shipping

International shipping carriers are shipped through USPS (United States Postal Service), DHL Express (DHL International GmbH), FedEx or UPS (United Parcel Service) based on checkout choice selected. 

For the "Standard International" and "Priority International" options, it is carried out by USPS and partnered international postal services, such as  La Poste,  Swiss Post and Royal Mail. 

For DHL Express, delivery typically takes 3 business days* to most countries. It may take additional time for certain regions. This shipping option is available for destinations in 220 countries and territories. For more information, please visit DHL official site

For USPS first class mail,  it is the most economical option, though deliveries generally take between 7–21 days*. Tracking is only available to destinations in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. This shipping option is currently offered to selected regions only. If you prefer USPS first class package and it is not available in your checkout process, please contact us. For more information, please visit USPS official site

For USPS Priority mail international, it typically takes 3 to 5 business days* to deliver. It is available for destinations in more than 190 countries. For more information, please visit USPS official site

For UPS international services, delivery typically takes 3 business days* to most countries. It is available for destinations in over 135 countries and territories.  For more information, please visit UPS official siteFor more information, please visit USPS official site


* The actual delivery time may vary based on weight and final destination. Pricing does not include duties, insurance costs, or value-added taxes. If assessed, these charges are the responsibility of the package recipient, who will be billed by the local customs office.

** If your order is more than $500, we may provide discounted or free shipping depending on the destination. Please contact us.  

*** Packages may be delayed due to public health crisis, national restriction due to health or political reason, and natural disasters.