Questions regarding the shop

hi hi hi!! so the Xiaohongshu shop is so awesome, like the products people are selling are not only cute, but the things people make are quite fascinating. the thing is, I can't seem to buy these products b/c they don't ship outside of China. are you able to buy things on the shop that can ship to the US, or are all products on the shop only able to ship within China? and if that's so, do you think they could be able to have products from the Xiaohongshu shop to ship outside of China and to other parts of the world? I really like the products people are selling and the prices are relatively cheap when translated to USD. it would be nice to be able to support creators in China!!

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Elimeea•over 1 year ago•1

you can screenshot the product you are interested, then use the "search with a pic" feature on taobao to find the same or similar product. most products on rednote are also available there. taobao does offer a muture shipping abroad solution for foreign consumers. plus stuff on xiaohongshu normally are more expensive that other platforms bc the rednote company takes a bigger cut from every deal made through its platform. for products only available on xiaohongshu, just DM the shop and tell them where you live and you need some helps with 海外转运 (shipping abroad). they will do their best to help you.

Affectionate_Win_846•over 1 year ago•1

Although Rednote launched its real-time translation feature with impressive work efficiency in just 5 days, isn't asking them to sort out cross-border payment and logistics systems between China and the US within such a short time a bit too demanding...

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