How do I package jeans for shipping so that I can ship as large envelope for cheaper price

[bigbrickshop]

Large Letter mail can be no thicker than 2cm. I doubt you'd be able to find any way to fold jeans to get them to fit the large letter requirements.

From the Aus Post site:

Letter size guidelines

To be considered a letter, your item must:

• weigh less than 500g 
• contain flexible items* 
• have a rectangular shape 
• be no larger than a B4 envelope (260mm x 360mm x 20mm) 
• be no thicker than 20mm

[obsidianau]

Hi , what would happen if I just drop it in the mail box, IF IT IS OVER THE LIMIT? Will they send it back to me, thanks for the reply

[bigbrickshop]

Aus Post will either return it to you with an underpaid postage fine or they'll send it to the buyer who'll receive a card to say that extra postage is payable on collecting the parcel from their Post Office.

[bigbrickshop]

Do the jeans weigh less than 500g? Parcel postage will be $6.95. If you send it as a large letter it will very likely end up costing you more than the $3.95 difference in postage.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@obsidianau wrote:
Hi , what would happen if I just drop it in the mail box, IF IT IS OVER THE LIMIT? Will they send it back to me, thanks for the reply

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but of course, that is just hypothetical, right?

[obsidianau]

Wait , so sometimes the buyer will have to pay extra ? But isn't it my fault for posting it over the limit?

[hang1945]

Yes it is your fault - certainly not fair the buyer may get penalised when you know you are sending it for the wrong price - so pay the correct postage 

[trulyspecialgoodies]

Yes it's your fault and you're the one who will get the negative feedback from an unhappy buyer.

[rkwm888]

and the OP has 2 negs already in only 8 months so they dont need another one