Your order ships in 2-3 business days post-payment. We use top international couriers (DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc.) based on your location. A tracking number will be emailed once shipped for real-time updates. Post-dispatch, delivery takes 5-7 business days (North America/Europe major cities) or 7-12 days (other regions). Track details via the link in your shipping confirmation email. High demand may delay shipping by 1-2 days – we’re prioritizing your order. Default economy shipping (expedited option at checkout). Tracking sent immediately upon shipment. Urgent? Contact support. Custom items ship in 5-7 days (including production). Tracked shipping; 6-10 days delivery post-dispatch worldwide. Notified when production finishes, then tracking once shipped.

USPS tracking numbers showing "1-Day, 2-Day, or 3-Day Delivery" typically refer to the service level you selected for your shipment (e.g., Priority Mail Express for 1-Day, Priority Mail for 2-3 Days). This indicates the estimated delivery window USPS aims to meet, based on the origin and destination of your package. Note that these are estimates and may be affected by factors like weather, high volume, or unforeseen delays. You can check your tracking details for real-time updates on your package’s progress toward this window.

The delivery time for your package depends on several factors, including the shipping service selected, origin and destination locations, and any potential delays (e.g., weather, high volume). For example: Expedited services (like USPS Priority Mail Express, FedEx Overnight) often take 1–2 business days. Standard services (e.g., USPS Priority Mail, FedEx Ground) typically range from 2–7 business days, depending on distance. Check your tracking number for the most accurate, real-time estimate from the carrier.

Business days refer to the days of the week when businesses and most services (including shipping carriers, banks, and offices) operate regularly. They typically exclude weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and public holidays observed in the region where the service is based. For example: In many countries (e.g., the U.S., Canada, most of Europe), business days are Monday through Friday. If a public holiday falls on a weekday (e.g., Christmas, Independence Day), that day is also not counted as a business day. This matters for shipping estimates: a "2-business-day delivery" means 2 weekdays, not including weekends or holidays. So an order shipped on a Friday would likely arrive by Tuesday (skipping Saturday and Sunday).