When sending packages, it’s important to ensure your parcel meets the size limits set by the logistics company. One key measurement is girth. If your package exceeds the maximum girth, it may not be accepted for shipping.
🔍 What is Girth?
Girth is the total measurement around the thickest part of a package.
For shipping purposes, it is calculated using the formula:
Girth = Length + (Width + Height) × 2
Our current shipping policy requires:
✔ Maximum Girth Limit: 260 CM
Any package greater than 260 cm will be considered oversized and rejected.
🧮 How to Calculate Girth (Examples)
Example 1 – Accepted
- Length: 100 cm
- Width: 40 cm
- Height: 30 cm
Girth = 100 + (40 + 30) × 2 = 100 + 140 = 240 cm
Result: Within limit → ✔ Accepted
Example 2 – Oversized (Rejected)
- Length: 120 cm
- Width: 60 cm
- Height: 50 cm
Girth = 120 + (60 + 50) × 2 = 120 + 220 = 340 cm
Result: Exceeds 260 cm → ❌ Rejected
📝 Tips for Customers
- Measure your package carefully before shipping.
- If your item is close to the limit, consider reducing packaging size.
- Contact us if you’re unsure—we’re happy to help you verify dimensions.