What does Delivered to Local Carrier Mean on Shein?

Ever wondered what “Delivered to Local Carrier” means when tracking your Shein order? It’s a crucial step in the shipping process that can affect when and how you receive your package. 

Curious about how this status impacts your delivery? Keep reading to find out more!

What does Delivered to Local Carrier Mean on Shein?

When you see “Delivered to Local Carrier” on your Shein order, it means your package has completed its international journey and is now in the hands of a local delivery service. 

Here’s how it works: After Shein ships your order from their warehouse, usually in China, the package travels to a distribution center closer to you. 

From there, a local carrier, such as USPS, UPS, or FedEx in the U.S., or another regional delivery service, takes over to bring your package the rest of the way to your doorstep. In essence, “Delivered to Local Carrier” is a positive sign that your Shein haul is almost at your door. 

What Happens After “Delivered to Local Carrier”?

After your Shein order status updates to “Delivered to Local Carrier,” your package is in the final stretch of its journey to you. Here’s what happens next:

• Expected Timeframe for Delivery: Your package will be delivered to your address within the timeframe set by the local carrier. 

• Tracking Transition: While Shein’s tracking might not provide updates beyond this point, you can use the tracking number provided by Shein to follow your package’s progress with the local carrier.

• Find Local Carrier Information: To get detailed updates, visit the local carrier’s website (such as USPS, UPS, or FedEx) and enter the tracking number from Shein.

Final words

In summary, “Delivered to Local Carrier” means your Shein package has completed its international journey and is now with a local delivery service. 

This is the final step before it arrives at your doorstep. Keep an eye on the local carrier’s tracking for the most up-to-date delivery information.

Frequently Asked Questions