[adidas128]

I have ordered roughly 10 clothing items with a total of 11kg, the jacket is 2kg. What if I just return all the items except the jacket, do you think the boxing method would work in this case?

The problem Is when the package Is weighed during the very early stages In transit, It will be 2kg lighter, hence It'll conclude the jacket wasn't returned.

Do companies generally contact the shipping companies and inquire about weight difference between stages of transit?

Do you just put the dry ice directly in the package without any container?

[mothered]

Do companies generally contact the shipping companies and inquire about weight difference between stages of transit?

Companies will Inquire about every point where the weight was recorded by the carrier.

Do you just put the dry ice directly in the package without any container?

Correct.

Add some packing around It.

[adidas128]

Do companies generally contact the shipping companies and inquire about weight difference between stages of transit?

Companies will Inquire about every point where the weight was recorded by the carrier.

Do you just put the dry ice directly in the package without any container?

Correct.

Add some packing around It.

Are there any other thing to use instead of dry ice? You mentioned packaging tape, but 2kg of packaging tape would require 15 rolls lol. I guess shrink wrap maybe but that seems unlikely to be approved.

[mothered]

Are there any other thing to use instead of dry ice?

Dry Ice Is the best option.

You mentioned packaging tape, but 2kg of packaging tape would require 15 rolls lol. I guess shrink wrap maybe but that seems unlikely to be approved.

Apologies, I mistakenly thought you were SEing another Item of clothing that's a lot lighter.