The products found in the Farfetch online store are unable to ship directly to Singapore.
This can be at times a frustrating issue. Thankfully, there is an extremely easy and convenient way to solve this problematic issue.
In fact, you can ship any product from Farfetch directly to Singapore at a low, inexpensive rate.
How to Deliver Items from the Farfetch Online Store to Singapore
To ship items from Farfetch internationally, you’ll need a physical address located in the United States.
The United States address is where you’ll receive the items that you order from Farfetch.
But wait one minute! How is it possible to have an address in the United States when you don’t live there, and neither do your relatives?
Within the United States, there are several companies known as Freight Forwarders, whose intent is to help with international shipping.
These companies will give you an address in the United States to use for receiving packages.
With an account from a Freight Forwarder company and the U.S. based address, you can manage your international shipments.
From the given address, you can send and then ship your order from Farfetch, or any United States company.
MyUS is our personal favorite Freight Forwarder.
They combine a reliable and convenient service with a fair price. They do not charge additional taxes or unnecessary fees and have a relatively low rate.
We feel confident to recommend MyUS because we have shipped lots of packages with them internationally and have only had brilliant experiences.
What’s not to like? You can shop for Farfetch and your other favourite brands on US-based websites and get your orders shipped to your door.
Buy Your Product(S) From the Farfetch Online Store
They truly do take the hassle and worry out of the process of international shipping.
Once they receive the package, they will notify you to see if you would like them to ship it to you in Singapore, or if you would prefer to bundle a larger order. It can save you time and money in the long run!
MyUS gives you the ability to order from U.S.-based companies as if you were living overseas.