Labels should not wrap over the ends or edges and all barcodes should face up in the same direction.
Place the label on the long side of the box. Or anything shipped in Priority Mail ® packaging requires a Priority Mail label. For example, if you are using a Flat Rate Box, you should also use a Flat Rate label. 
Make sure that the label you are using matches the packaging. USPS ® provides a wide range of shipping options to help you meet your mailing needs.
More than 2 cubic feet (3,456 cubic inches): add $25.00. For expedited shipping (via Priority Mail Express or Priority Mail), you'll pay more if your package measures:. More than 2 cubic feet (3,456 cubic inches): add $15.00. Between 22 and 30 inches long: add $4.00. For ground shipping (via First-Class Package Service, Parcel Select, or Parcel Select Lightweight), you’ll pay more if your package measures:. You'll pay an extra fee for sending a nonstandard size: See if a nonstandard size fee applies. If you give inaccurate dimensions and/or don’t pay the DIM weight rate (when it applies), you’ll pay a dimension-noncompliance fee. If the DIM weight (Length x Width x Height ÷ 166) is greater than the actual package weight, you’ll need to pay the DIM weight price. Dimensional (DIM) weight rates apply to domestic Priority Mail ®, Priority Mail Express ®, Parcel Select ®, and Parcel Select Lightweight ® packages larger than 1 cubic foot (1,728 cubic inches). 
For example, Commercial First-Class Package Service ® can only be used for packages under 15.999 oz when creating a label through a PC Postage vendor anything over the weight limit must be shipped with Priority Mail ® service.
This applies to all mail classes-domestic and international. If you have a First-Class Package Service-Retail ® that weighs 7.3 oz, it must be charged at the 8 oz-rate. For example, if your package weighs 3 lbs 5 oz, it would be charged at the 4 lb-rate. USPS ® rounds up to either the next pound (lb) or ounce (oz).
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