Clearer accessible labels for international address fields
THE CAST has improved accessible names for international address search, address details, city, state and postal-code fields. The labels help assistive technology identify the intended input. Shoppers still need to provide a complete, deliverable address and verify destination-specific requirements; labels do not validate an address on their behalf.
Published
19 October 2026 — THE CAST has improved accessible names for international address inputs in the order form. The update helps distinguish address search, additional address details, city, state and postal code when entering an overseas delivery address.
Input roles can be identified by assistive technology
The fields use names based on the existing translations so screen readers and input assistance can identify their purpose. This supports customers reviewing the address form while buying K-Beauty at thecastshop.com. It is a targeted improvement to field identification rather than a change to the underlying delivery policy.
A clear label does not validate the address
Customers still need to enter a complete address appropriate to the actual receiving country. Where address search provides a result, the selected result and any additional details should be checked. A correctly named input cannot by itself establish that a parcel will be deliverable.
Review products and the quote as well
Before entering delivery information, check that the chosen products are eligible for the destination. After entering the address, review the available shipping result and final order amount. Existing product restrictions and payment conditions remain in effect; the labels do not bypass those checks.