CNFANS Shipping, Warehouse and Free Storage
Once your items reach CNFANS's warehouse, the second half of the journey begins: storage, consolidation and international shipping. Understanding these three steps is what turns a nervous first order into a smooth, repeatable routine.
60 days of free storage
CNFANS gives you 60 days of free warehousing. That window exists so you can let several orders arrive, wait for a restock, or simply take your time before committing to shipping. Group your purchases inside those 60 days and you pay international freight only once. If you need longer, extended storage terms may apply — check the current details on the official site.

Consolidation - why it saves money
International shipping is priced mainly by weight and volume, so sending five small parcels separately is far more expensive than combining them into one box. CNFANS consolidates your approved orders, removes bulky original packaging where sensible, and repacks everything together. On a multi-item haul this is usually the biggest single saving you can make.
150+ smart-matched shipping lines
CNFANS offers 150+ shipping lines
Choosing the right line
Think about three things: costspeedrestrictions
After dispatch
Once you pay the shipping fee, CNFANS hands the parcel to the carrier and gives you a tracking number. Delivery time then depends on the line and your country's customs. Duties, if any, are charged by your government on arrival.
Plan your haul
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Restricted and sensitive items
Not every product can travel on every line. Batteries, liquids, powders and certain branded goods face restrictions that vary by carrier and destination country, which is one reason CNFANS offers so many lines: if one cannot carry your parcel, another often can. When your box contains anything unusual, check the line's rules before you pay so there are no surprises at dispatch.
Setting delivery expectations
After dispatch, transit time depends on the line you chose and your local customs. Express services clear quickly; economy services take longer and can pause at customs. A tracking number lets you follow progress, but remember that once a parcel is with the carrier, timing is largely out of the agent's hands. Plan ahead for anything you need by a specific date.