Sending clothing across Australia as large letter - is it okay to be floppy?

[transport-posters]

Do people send clothes being floppy like this?  Maybe it could jam AP sorting machines?  I don't know.. just looking for some advice, please?

Or is it best to make it stay erect with some thin cardboard?  Might exceed the 2cm limit if it's too big because of keeping it erect?

[calm_carm]

Hi, thank you for the info. Could you please let me know where you buy the mailing boxes.

[pennyforum14]

You can buy them here on eBay, I don't think I'm allowed to put the particular sellers name here, but just search for large letter mailing boxes.  He comes up first on the list.

[modex33]

penny, would you mind telling me the cost of the stamps you would put on a large mailing box weighing under 500g please? Does it depend on the weight? Or is it one stamp price for any weight under 500g? Hope that makes sense!
I hate charging customers for a 500g satchel when some of my clothes are around 100-200g.
Thanks

[pruetrading]

hi Modex
Large letters no thicker than 20mm are charged by weight.
up to 125g $1.40;
over 125g to 250g $2.10;
over $250g $3.50

[modex33]

Thanks pruetrading!

[sharoturne_98]

Do you want to share who this company is ? 

[lyndal1838]

I doubt that you will get an answer from pennyforum14.....she has not been to the boards for over a year.

Please check the dates on threads before posting on them.....a lot of the information on old threads is outdated.

[munchkin83munchkin]

That sounds great....what is the name of the new product you use and where can you get them from?

[davewil1964]

Did you read Lyndal's post?

This thread is FOUR YEARS old. The information in it is outdated

[lyndal1838]

*sigh*

I sometimes wonder why I bother responding to these threads.....it would be so much easier to just let it slide down the page unanswered.