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Question about Canada - should I be expecting duties or would it have been covered in the price of the shoe?1. Yes we cannot cover the duties on the shipment to non-localized countries.
2. Sent you a DM to work this out.
3. Each country localized is calculated with final prices for what it would cost to finally arrive at the end destination. So yes, eg US customers don't get charged a VAT but there is a higher shipping cost of product.
Covered for this one. I might have the team double check the calculation but everything ordered thus far will be honored.Question about Canada - should I be expecting duties or would it have been covered in the price of the shoe?
Exciting! Perhaps wait for their arrival before engaging with these? At least from a sizing point of view? Though you can always ammend the order... Could I ask for the measurement? And done standing up I assume?In for the black on black. From the measurements, seems like the sizing is slightly larger than the derby. I ordered a 40.5 in the derby but by measurements looks like I'm a 40 in these. And in happy news, the aforementioned derbys are reportedly shipping next week! It's been so long since I ordered them that it feels like receiving a free pair of shoes in the mail.
@Torulf, there are different implications for orders to Sweden (the shipping alone costs us more to Sweden than to the US not to mention the other considerations).Two pricing question in all good faith;
What prices are you paying for the SF-01 in Calfskin if you are in a country outside of the US?
Are you still buying if you have to pay significantly more than US buyers?
Where I am I will pay 30% more thakn the US price of USD 139.
Rip off because Sweden charges additional taxes over the US equating to most of the difference in value?It may be a bargain from one perspective, but is certainly is a rip-off from another. My question was which perspective other non-US persons looked at it. But I´ll call it quits, this is for another thread or whatever.
Sorry, almost missed this. Yes looks like a 40 would be perfect!Sure, standing up with my socks on it was 26.1 cm.
Do you know anyone that lives anywhere else? Get them delivered there, and then personal package shipped to you. Or if you're close to a boarder, cross it and pick them up wherever they were delivered.It may be a bargain from one perspective, but is certainly is a rip-off from another. My question was which perspective other non-US persons looked at it. But I´ll call it quits, this is for another thread or whatever.
It may be a bargain from one perspective, but is certainly is a rip-off from another. My question was which perspective other non-US persons looked at it. But I´ll call it quits, this is for another thread or whatever.
My comment was not good and accurate, I meant to say that it may be a rip-off depending on how sales prices are handled for other countries, and with that I primarily meant other countries within EU. I do a fair amount of online shopping and I know about import duties and taxes, I expect and deal with them in relation to the value offered. I certainly know that they are zero within EU and very similar when buying from outside of EU. Here is a UK company, producing in Italy, all in the EU, explaining that the difference in list price is due to duties and taxes. Hence my original question.I'm not sure why you're using the term "rip-off" regarding taxation/duties/customs.