We do ship outside the European Union, but we encourage customers to check with their local customs office for any restrictions, additional costs, or extended delivery times.

Orders shipped to non-EU countries may be subject to:

• Import VAT
• Customs duties
• Clearance fees

All customs costs are the responsibility of the recipient.

Handled by the courier in cooperation with the local customs office. You may be contacted to complete payment before the package is delivered.

Customers are responsible for:

• Verifying that the products are allowed in their country
• Paying any applicable taxes or fees
• Providing any required documentation

Refusal to pay duties or to accept delivery may result in the package being destroyed or not delivered. In such cases, no refunds will be issued.

Some European countries are not part of the EU and apply specific customs regulations. Below is a summary of key customs rules for some of these countries:

We have a warehouse in the UK. If you’re ordering from the UK, there will be no additional costs.

Imports to Switzerland are VAT-free up to 150 francs for personal use or gifts.

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Parcels of up to 350 NOK (cost + insurance + shipping) are exempt from sales tax. Customs duty is payable in all cases

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Up to $75 per parcel

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Up to 22 euros per parcel

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We recommend checking this information on the customs authority's website

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Not an EU member; imports are subject to customs controls.

• VAT: 20%
• Duties: Vary depending on the product category
• Documents: Commercial invoice and certificates of origin

Special customs agreement with the EU, but some rules still apply.

• VAT: 4.5%
• Duties: Applied to items like tobacco and alcohol
• Documents: Commercial invoice and customs declaration

Part of the EEA but with its own customs rules.

• VAT: 24%
• Duties: On some goods like clothing and food
• Documents: Commercial invoice and customs declaration