Jacques Marie Mage - Wolves, Obnoxious Acetate and The American Dream

[Jaymig926]

RaiRooster Thanks for wink tip picked up a pair of Dealan in reserve 20% off free shipping !

 

[Jaymig926]

Damn and the molino in hunter to cheap to pass up with the 20%

 

[Hanto]

I think the full END clothing Black Friday sale is live now if you can still get your hands on the JMM pieces there.

 

[mhip]

Damn and the molino in hunter to cheap to pass up with the 20%

Thank you for saving me from myself...
I had those in the cart, and released them.
I really wanted Rover green.

 

[Jaymig926]

Lol for $444 they were to good to pass up

 

[JDelage]

Surprised to find that END charges taxes for shipments to the US...

 

[karmaguy]

has anyone ordered from hopper goods before? ordered the Taos from last week from em and still havent received any shipping update...

 

[FlowableFill]

I ordered from Hopper goods near the beginning of the pandemic and it took like two months to get my glasses shipped. Shoot them an email, they're responsive and offered me a refund.

On another note, anyone have shipping updated from Atelier Mira? I put in an order on friday and the label is created but it seems to have stalled after that.

 

[Jaymig926]

I have bought 2 Taos from hopper they take almost a week to ship out but perfect both times

 

[Chrikelnel]

Surprised to find that END charges taxes for shipments to the US...

How much is your order? I've ordered from them a few times under the $800 customs limit and never been charged anything.

 

[JDelage]

$815 minus $163 discount...

 

[Easily Amused]

Surprised to find that END charges taxes for shipments to the US...

How much is your order? I've ordered from them a few times under the $800 customs limit and never been charged anything.

It could also depend on the state in which you live. All my End Clothing, Matchesfashion, and a few other overseas stores' orders have charged me state sales tax (Virginia - 6%), and these orders were way under $800.

 

[qubed]

I'm no lawyer, but my understanding of the 2018 South Dakota v. Wayfair decision is that if a seller (domestic or foreign) crosses the "economic nexus" threshold for a certain state, then they have to collect sales tax. For many states, the threshold can be pretty easy to cross, just 100-200 transactions.

"Luckily", there's a few SaaS companies that will handle all those nitty-gritty sales-tax details for you, and only charge you a ridiculous amount of money for the privilege.

(And of course, even if the retailer doesn't collect the sales tax, you're supposed to declare the use tax on your state taxes...).

And this is completely separate from customs tax, which is charged by the federal government which is 0% for under $800 per shipment, and who-the-fuck-knows% for $801 and above.

 

[dieworkwear]

YASSSS! GO BIGGER! GO BLOCKIER!!!

 

[whorishconsumer]

Is this where we start fetishizing acetate thickness like denim ounces