Start by identifying what can be damaged: impact, moisture, leaks, pressure, or movement inside the parcel. Choose packaging that protects against those risks and fits the courier’s handling requirements. Fill empty space, protect corners and openings, and label fragile or orientation-sensitive items where useful—but do not rely on labels as a substitute for protection.
Test a packed sample by moving it through the same kind of handling expected in delivery. Compare packaging cost with damage and replacement cost. Standardise a few sizes for common orders, while keeping a suitable option for unusual products.
Do not reuse packaging that is wet, weak, or likely to expose customer information from an earlier shipment. Give buyers confidence with clear product and delivery information on a KobStore storefront.
