International shipping is priced on brackets, not linearly, which is why four small boxes cost dramatically more than one box of the same total weight.
The bracket effect
Each shipment pays from the first bracket upward. Four separate 0.5 kg shipments each pay the 0.5 kg rate. One 2 kg shipment pays a single 2 kg rate, which is far less than four times the 0.5 kg rate.
A worked example
Four 0.5 kg parcels at roughly $17 each is $68. One consolidated 2 kg box is about $30. Consolidating saves more than half.
Free storage makes it practical
Storage at no charge means you can order over several weeks and ship once, instead of racing to combine everything in one day.
When not to consolidate
If one item is urgent, ship it alone and consolidate the rest.
Send us the link. We'll buy it and ship it.
No Korean card, no phone verification, no Korean address. Pay once in USD.
Start a buy-for-me order →Frequently asked
How long can items wait?
Up to the free storage limit, which is generous enough for multi-week hauls.
Does consolidation risk damage?
Items are repacked into a single box with cushioning, which is usually safer than four thin parcels.
Can I choose what goes in each box?
Yes, you control which items ship together.