What is the difference between a pre-pack and an inner pack?
A pre-pack is made up of a size run and an Inner-packpack has all of the same sizes in it. So a 6 pack of socks would be an inner pack and 2 small 2 medium & 2 large tee shirts would be a pre-pack.
An Inner pack requires the same UPC bar code that is on the product to be placed in the middle of the poly bag.
A pre-pack requires the MASTER UPC label (provided by Finish Line) to be placed in the middle of the poly bag OR on the carton if only one pre-pack is inside the master carton.
How many pairs should we pack in a carton?
We do not specify how many pairs to pack in a carton. (Pre-packs are the exception)
You should pack as many pair as possible into a carton without exceeding 50 pounds and the maximum carton dimensions.
You are allowed one remnant carton per size if the purchase order is not divisible by your pack factor.
How many pieces of apparel should we pack in a carton?
We do not specify how many units to pack in a carton. (pre-pack orders are the exception)
You should pack as many units as possible into a carton without exceeding 50 pounds and the maximum carton dimensions.
You are allowed one remnant carton per size if the purchase order is not divisible by your pack factor.
How do I get tickets or labels?
Contact Fine Line Technologies. See Contacts.
We don’t have our own UPC’s, what do we do?
When SKUS are created by JD|Finish Line Inc. our system can create a UPC, which we will provide for you to use. Please let our Vendor Relations team know while onboarding that you will need UPCs created.
Do we have to use a UCC128 shipping Label?
Yes. A standard GS1-128 shipping label is required information on a shipping label is:
The JD Finish Line PO Number
The JD Finish Line Style from the purchase order
The JD Finish Line Color Code from the purchase order
The JD Finish Line Size from the purchase order
The total quantity in the carton
The carton count, by PO number
A notation if Inner-packs are inside
Is retail pricing required on footwear boxes?
Retail pricing is not required on boxes for footwear.