Starts from January 11, you'll get your order even faster! As all items made here at MDNT:45, we produce only ordered clothes and just after you placed an order. Thus our usual delivery time consists of processing and shipping time. Details are below
Processing time
Due to our local holidays, we get back our usual processing time to 3-5 business days since January 11. We need this time to fulfill your order: allocate ordered items through our tailors, produce them, double-check the quality, pack, and organize shipping to you.
Shipping time
As the holiday season is almost over, shipping couriers reduce the shipping time. We work with the biggest shipping companies - DHL, FedEx, USPS - who delivers most quickly and safely.
Shipping time varies on your location, order weight, and commonly are estimated as 4-10 days. Below is the list of estimated shipping time and minimum cost:
North America:
6-10 days (USPS), starts from $5.83.
3-5 days (FedEx), starts from $8.83.
Europe:
3-5 days (DHL), starts from $5.83.
Canada:
3-5 days (DHL), starts from $9.83.
Australia/Japan/New Zealand:
3-6 days (DHL), starts from $33.75.
Middle East:
3-6 days (DHL), starts from $33.75.
Oceania:
4-9 days (DHL), starts from $41.83.
Asia Pacific:
4-9 days (DHL), starts from $41.83.
Latin America and the Caribbean:
4-9 days (DHL), starts from $41.83.
Sub-Saharan Africa:
4-9 days (DHL), starts from $41.83.
To find out more about shipping carriers' status, please visit their websites in your region.
MDNT:45
Sustainability background
Being a small company sustainability was a must from the start. We couldn’t afford to just produce 1000 pieces of an item and then throw out the unsold items, covering the difference with a huge profit margin.
At the same time, we couldn’t afford to take a week or two to fulfill orders — each client and each order is unique to us, and we don’t want to make our clients wait.
So we had to develop a process that allowed us to produce only the items that were actually ordered but do it quickly. We couldn’t do it the way big companies do — using robots and just-in-time management. But we could use amazing people around us.
So we built a network of people that work from homes or very small private workshops and organized their work in such a way that allowed us to employ them and still only produce the items ordered.
This way, we are sustainably using raw materials and providing work to people from our community.
