Stock Range And Guide Prices
Prices are guide prices for regular stock. Minimum counter order is £25 excluding VAT. Stock items ordered before 11:00am are ready for Dundee collection after 2:30pm the same working day.
Boxes
220 x 160 x 80 mm. Good for candles, folded clothing, gift sets and boxed parts that need a firm side wall.
Mailers
Rigid wrap mailers for paperbacks, small prints, notebooks and thin boxed items that need a tidy large letter profile.
Mailers
Flat board envelopes for certificates, prints, sheet labels, slim catalogues and paperwork that should not arrive creased.
Tape
Everyday paper tape for cartons and mailers, kept for benches that want a neat brown finish without plastic tape glare.
Labels
Fanfold courier labels for common desktop thermal printers. No ink ribbon, no sheet label wrestling at 4:45pm.
Bench Supplies
A first bench bundle with boxes, mailers, labels, tape and fragile stickers for spare-room sellers who have outgrown mixed supermarket packs.
Boxes
For sellers who have settled on a product size but cannot keep using over-large stock cartons and extra void fill.
Large Letter
Large letter pricing is unforgiving. If tissue, a booklet or a label wallet pushes the packed depth too far, step up before the parcel is sealed rather than crushing the corners. Shipped Gear still keeps 152 mm document enclosed wallets because a Dundee candle seller said standard ones covered her batch labels.
Small Parcel
The 220 x 160 x 80 mm crash-lock box suits many courier small parcel jobs. If your item rattles after one wrap of tissue, use a tighter mailer or ask about a sourced size.
Step Up
Book corners, candle lids and jewellery boxes tell you when a mailer is too tight. A slightly deeper carton often costs less than replacing a damaged order.
Repeat Buying
Trade customers can move common items onto a repeat shelf. Non-stock plain carton sizes start with a £35 setup search fee, then a quoted run.
Read Trade Order Notes