Shein ships from a variety of warehouses and fulfillment centers around the world, though its primary supply chain is based in China. The company was founded in China and most of its clothing is manufactured by suppliers and factories in the Guangzhou region of China. Historically, most orders were shipped directly from warehouses in China, which is why shipping could take one to three weeks. As Shein has grown globally, it has established additional distribution centers and warehouses in other countries to speed up delivery, including warehouses in the United States, Europe, and other regions. For example, for US customers, many orders now ship from US warehouses in states like California, Indiana, and other locations, while some items still ship from China. For European customers, there are warehouses in Poland and other EU countries. When you place an order, Shein will often split it into multiple packages that may ship from different warehouses depending on item availability, which is why you might receive some items quickly and others later. Tracking information will show the origin of each package. Despite having international warehouses, the inventory is still sourced primarily from Chinese suppliers.
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