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Que signifie « en transit » chez SHEIN lors de l’expédition internationale ?

What is « In Transit » Exactly?

When they say your order is “in transit,” it’s basically saying your package has left whatever warehouse it sat in, and it’s currently on the road (or in the air, who knows?) heading to you. Think of it like a road trip—your clothes are cruising along from one point to another. Might take a few days, sometimes a week, depending on where you live. I remember one time waiting for a cute dress—it was in transit for a full week and I thought I’d lose it! But it finally came, and boy, was it worth it.

Why Does It Take So Long?

Okay, so let’s talk about the elephant in the room: delays. They happen, trust me. Maybe it’s weather or there’s a backlog at customs.

  • Customs Delays: Because SHEIN ships from various places, sometimes packages get held up for extra scrutiny. Honestly, it feels like they’re inspecting your fashion choices or something.
  • Distance: If you’re ordering from far away, you might just have to practice patience.
  • Logistics: Ever been stuck in traffic? Well, your package might be experiencing the same. More stops mean more delays.

I remember tracking one order that went from “in transit” to “stuck in customs” for days, and I was about ready to call SHEIN and demand answers. Spoiler alert: I didn’t have to. It arrived unscathed a few days later. But man, that anxiety! Haha!

So next time you see that “in transit” tag, just chill a little (easy for me to say, right?) Keep an eye on the tracking updates, and your package should get to you soon. Trust me; I’m right there with you in the online shopping struggle! 🙌

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