Newskete

Print out a copy of the New Skete Order Form. With this by your side, browse through our selection of product categories, and fill out the form accordingly. Note that each product's item number is listed directly after the price. After you've decided just what you'd like to order, view the Shipping Charges chart below and note the shipping charges in the appropriate area on the order form. Then e-mail, phone, mail or fax your order to us. Or simply order online! That's it!

Shipping instructions:
We offer two methods of shipping: United Parcel Service and United States Postal Service Priority Mail or Next day. That option is now available on our online store.. Each has advantages and disadvantages. The following table offers a short summary.

Remember to get your Holiday orders in before December 3rd to insure delivery by Christmas!

United Parcel Service	USPS Priority Mail
tracking offered on all packages	no tracking offered (yet)
guaranteed delivery times on ground commercial packages, 3rd day & 2nd day	2 - 3 day delivery on virtually all packages to all destinations.
UPS Zones A & B (see chart, local to New Skete)	Longer distances very inexpensive, especially for smaller items.
Saturday delivery with extra payment (expensive)	Saturday delivery at no extra charge.

NEXT DAY AIR required for cheesecakes to most zones during hot summer months or to southern "hot" states.

EXPRESS MAIL required for cheesecakes for longer than 24 hour delivery during hot summer months.

Also note that shipping costs are for the shipping weight of the product not the weight of the product itself. Shipping weight includes all wrapping and boxing necessary for shipping and protecting your order.

We usually ship on a Monday or Tues, to get packages to their destinations early in the week.
Please note that the zones for UPS and Priority Mail differ. Consult the respective charts for the correct zone.

Please note that the zones for UPS and Priority Mail differ. Consult the respective charts for the correct zone.

We usually ship on a Monday or Tues, to get packages to their destinations early in the week.