When ordering from outside of the US, your country may require you to pay taxes and duties on your order. We do not control this amount nor do we have any idea what each country may charge. You should check with your local customs office.

We are required to put your full invoice amount on the "Customs Form" and on the packing slip within your package (so... if your order is $72, we put $72 on the form and in the box).

You may declare your package as a "gift" by clicking the "gift" check box before you order. If you check this box, the recipient (whomever the package is delivered to, even if it's just yourself) may be charged considerably less in taxes or may not be taxed at all.

However, you should check with your local customs office to find out what qualifies a package to be classified as a gift, and how it affects the charges you will incur locally such as taxes, duties, or other tariffs. Misuse of the "gift" designation may result in your package being delayed at customs, or even returned.

On all "gift" orders, we declare $8 per item (the designated cost to make a product). So, if you order 2 shirts, your order will be declared as a "gift" with a $16 value and NO TOTALS will be stated on your packing slip inside the box (they will instead be replaced with the word "gift").

You can check gift, but we have to put the total invoice amount on your customs form as required by your customs office. The $8 per item rule does not apply. These are your laws, so don't blame us, move!