Atomy Korea’s general delivery guide lists a KRW 30,000 free-shipping threshold, but separately shipped products are excluded from the amount used for that calculation. The grand total alone therefore may not explain a delivery charge.
Split the basket before comparing totals
Consider this fictional order:
| Basket group | Product amount |
|---|---|
| Separately shipped items | KRW 40,000 |
| Regular-delivery items | KRW 20,000 |
| Total products | KRW 60,000 |
Although the product total is KRW 60,000, the regular-delivery portion is only KRW 20,000. The excluded KRW 40,000 does not automatically make that group reach the threshold.
The general guide lists a basic KRW 2,900 charge below the threshold. Separate-shipment items can have their own free-delivery conditions, and destination exceptions can apply. Read each product’s delivery information and the final checkout breakdown.
Compare total spending, not just the delivery line
Adding an unwanted KRW 10,000 product to save a KRW 2,900 charge raises this example’s immediate spending by KRW 7,100. That is not a saving unless the extra product is something you genuinely intended to buy and can use.
Coupons can also affect the amount displayed at checkout. Instead of guessing how a discount interacts with a delivery group, inspect the final calculation before payment.
If the charge still looks wrong, record the product names, shipping groups and displayed delivery amount. Ask support to explain that specific basket. A screenshot of only the grand total leaves out the information needed to diagnose it.
This is the Korean shopping guide, not a worldwide Atomy shipping rule. A visitor ordering in another market needs that market’s threshold and exclusions.
Sources and scope
Checked on 7 September 2026: Korean soy-milk listing and delivery terms and facial-tissue listing and general delivery guide. Basket prices above are fictional.