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im new here and am yet to buy a pair or yoropikos but love them so much i was wondering has anybody from the uk brought any yoropikos from togged i wanted to know roughly how much the tax and customs will be im looking to buy the hungry dragon jeans if any one from the uk has brought from togged how much were the jeans and how much was the charges and how did you pay them what is togged policy do you pay the charges to the courier when delivered or at the end of the month when courier bill you any info would be great cheers

Togged is based in the UK (Peterborough) mate so NO tax or customs to worry about!!

Next day delivery - top quality service & ALL decent guys!!
If you email Togged or sales@rmcjeans.co.uk they will help you any questions re sizes/returns etc.

you made so so happy thought i was gona have to shell out an extra 200 for vat and customs as if the hungry dragon jeans wernt expensive enough already all my student loan is practically going towards these jeans so that helps alot

Panic over Jit, no Customs for you buddy as Togged is just down the road in Peterborough ( based at the Niro store). When you get em be sure to post some pics, good choice by the way, the Dragons are the best Yoropiko's!

What's up all I live in the US and I really don't know how I heard of Red Monkey Company I think it was through DJ Premium or something other anyhow I plan on starting a collection it may take sometime but I will. So with that said I plan on buying me first pair from DJPremium the Yes We Can LE, and the only other place that is a fair price in my opinion is Bagga so how would buying from bagga work for me, I know that the euro is a little more than the usd, and with the euro fluctuation, sometimes its 1.50 usd and the next its 2 usd for one euro, so if I buy the jeans on the day that its 1.50 and the next it's 2.00 and that is the day the transaction takes place which would I be charged the day it was 1.50 or the day it was 2.00. Cause lets say for example it would be cheaper to buy the Star Wars at 432 euro verses 935 usd other places(togged.com) at 1.50 usd per pound, hell even at 2.00 usd per pound it would be around the same.

Hi there and welcome to the forum, certainly anything bought from the UK and sent to the US where you are based would probably incurr a sales tax ( check with your customs for the percentage charged) and Customs fees when it got to the US mainland. Its certainly cheaper than the other way round, trust me it costs lots to import from the US to UK because of our money grabbing government LOL. You would be trading in Pounds not Euros and the price you pay would be based on the exchange rate at the exact time of your transaction ( ie when you click your mouse at checkout). So if it changed up or down it wouldnt make any difference to your bill (incidently Toggeds prices are in dollars anyway so are fixed irrespective of the exchange rate). There is probably no better time to take full advantage of the Pound/Dollar rate, its particularly attractive to US buyers who get more pounds for their dollar. Both Bagga and Togged offer excellent service to the US too.