Why Carrier Choice Determines PO Box Eligibility
PO Box delivery capability depends entirely on which carrier handles the shipment. USPS delivers to PO Boxes as core to their service. FedEx and UPS do not deliver to PO Boxes — they require a physical delivery address (a street address where someone can receive the package).
Many online retailers, including Pop Mart's US website, default to FedEx or UPS for shipping. If you enter a PO Box address at checkout and the system accepts it, check which carrier is selected — the shipment may fail if the carrier can't deliver to your PO Box.
How to Order Labubu for PO Box Delivery
At Voxelyo, USPS Priority Mail is available as a shipping option for most orders, enabling PO Box delivery. Select USPS at checkout and enter your PO Box address in the standard format (PO Box [number], City, State, ZIP).
For Pop Mart's official website: contact their customer service to ask about USPS shipping options for your order before placing it. Their default carriers may not support PO Box, and getting this confirmed before ordering prevents fulfillment problems.
If your only address option is a PO Box and the seller only ships via FedEx/UPS: ask about USPS options, provide an alternative address (workplace, friend's address), or use a USPS package pickup service like a local post office holding address.
Alternatives to PO Box If Needed
UPS Access Point and FedEx Hold for Pickup: both carriers offer delivery to their retail network locations (UPS Store, Walgreens, etc.) where you pick up with ID. If you don't want to use a physical home address but still need these carriers, a nearby UPS/FedEx pickup point works.
USPS Package Holdout: USPS allows you to set up a standard delivery address at your local post office where packages are held for pickup. This functions similarly to a PO Box but for street-addressed carriers that can route to the post office location.
Workplace delivery: for collectors without a convenient home address, workplace delivery is reliable. Confirm with your employer first — most workplaces have no issue receiving personal packages, especially small ones like collectibles.