On InPost tracking, the status “Off it goes” basically means your parcel is now in transit and has left its previous location (for example, the locker or local depot) to continue its journey, usually towards the next sorting hub or delivery attempt.

What the status usually means

  • The parcel has been collected from the locker or pick‑up point and is moving through InPost’s network.
  • In many cases it indicates it has gone back to the warehouse or depot so they can try delivery again, especially if there was an issue with the original locker.
  • It is InPost’s more “playful” way of saying “on its way” rather than a special error or lost‑parcel code.

When to be concerned

  • If the status stays on “Off it goes” for several days with no further scans, it can mean the parcel is stuck somewhere in transit. Complaints and news reports have mentioned InPost/Vinted parcels sitting in limbo without scan updates.
  • If the locker was out of service or there was a delivery problem, “Off it goes” can sometimes appear right before the parcel is routed back through the warehouse, which may lead to a return if issues are not resolved.

What you can do next

  • Check whether the next scan appears (e.g., “At the sorting facility” or “Out for delivery”) within 24–72 hours; under normal conditions, InPost parcels move through the network within a few days.
  • If nothing changes after several days, contact:
    • InPost support with your tracking number, and
    • The platform you used (like Vinted) if you bought or sold through a marketplace, as users report InPost sometimes refers customers back to the platform when something has happened to the parcel.

In short: “Off it goes” = “it’s on the move,” but if it stays like that too long, it is worth chasing up with InPost or the marketplace.