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We sort out VAT and import duty up front wherever we're able to, so you're not caught out later. Here's exactly how that works for where you're shipping.
VAT is already included in the price you see, so we don’t add it at checkout. We also collect import duty at checkout, so there’s nothing to pay when your order arrives: 13% on carts over €150, and a flat €5 on carts under €150. If a courier or customs ever asks you to pay again, let us know and we’ll refund it.
One exception: if you're in Poland, Croatia, Greece, Lithuania, Czechia, Hungary, Romania or Slovenia and choose Standard Delivery, your local postal service may still collect a small charge of their own (around €3 per product type) before handing over your parcel. That one's collected locally, so we can't refund it. Choosing Express avoids it.
VAT's already included in the price you see. We also charge Norway's 11% import duty at checkout, so there's nothing to pay when your order arrives.
Le Coq Sportif home shirt as worn by Scotland's oldest association football club, Queen's Park, from 1998-01. Iconically sponsored by the country's favourite beverage, adorned on the front, the Spiders were a fully amateur side at this moment in time. Their status was reflected within the club motto, 'Ludere Causa Ludendi' - 'To Play for the Sake of Playing', and the Scottish team even played their games at Hampden Park: the home of the national side! Erected in 1867, the side would stay as one of the only amateur clubs in Scottish football until 2019, just 152 years after formation.
We founded Classic Football Shirts in the summer of 2006 as passionate collectors. Our mission has taken us all over the world, sourcing the biggest collection in the world and supplying the community with everything from AC Milan to Zalaegerszeg. All our items are carefully laundered, graded and processed by a team of collectors!
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