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Why do some sizes say 'Fastest'?Updated 2 hours ago
Fastest means the item is already held by PUSHAS and has already been authenticated, so it dispatches immediately. Anything without the label is with the seller and has to reach us and pass authentication before it can be sent to you.
Why does Fastest appear on some sizes and not others?
Because the label belongs to the listing, not to the item.
Each size is supplied by different sellers. Some consign their inventory to us in advance, so it sits in a PUSHAS distribution center ready to go. Others hold their own and send it in once a sale is made. A single release can therefore be Fastest in one size and not in another.
What happens with a Fastest item?
It is picked and dispatched. There is no waiting for it to arrive, and no authentication queue, because both have already happened.
Once it leaves us, delivery time depends on the carrier.
What happens with an item that is not Fastest?
The seller ships it to a PUSHAS distribution center, we authenticate it there, and then it goes out to you. That is an extra leg and an extra step, so it takes additional days before dispatch.
It is the same standard and the same care. It is simply happening after you buy rather than before.
Is a Fastest item checked less thoroughly?
No. Fastest is not a shortcut through authentication. It is authentication that has already happened.
Every item on PUSHAS is handled and authenticated by a specialist before it reaches a buyer, whatever label it carries and whatever it costs. The only difference is when that check took place.
Do Fastest items cost more?
Sometimes. Buyers consistently prefer them, and that preference can show in the price.
Whether the shorter wait is worth it is your call, and both options are authenticated to the same standard.
What if I order a Fastest and a non-Fastest item together?
The order ships once, complete, so it moves at the pace of the slower item. If you want the Fastest piece sooner, order them separately.