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SHIPPING FAQ:
- How long will Lindy Bop take to ship my order? An order can take between 2-5 days to be shipped. This will depend on when the order was place (working days or holidays).
- How long will I wait for my order to be delivered? This will depend on where you're buying from.
Orders from Europe will take 10-15 working days.
Orders from UK will take up to 10-15 working days.
Orders from Switzerland will take up to 15 working days
Orders from anywhere else in the world, can take up to 2 weeks
PLEASE, BE ADVISED: SOME ORDERS MIGHT TAKE LONGER THAN EXPECTED DEPENDING ON CUSTOMS CLEARANCE AND/OR COURIER ISSUES NOT RELATED TO LINDY BOP.
- How much can I expect to pay for shipping? Once again, shipping rates vary depending on your location. Prices start from:
- €9.99 for orders within the European Union
- €23.00 for orders from the United Kingdom
- €28.95 for orders from the rest of the world
- When will I pay customs fees?
Important information for customers outside the European Union
(UK & Rest of World)
Lindy Bop is a Spanish-registered company and operates under European Union tax legislation. We are registered under the EU One Stop Shop (OSS) scheme, which means that VAT on sales within the European Union is collected and remitted centrally in accordance with EU regulations.
Orders shipped to the United Kingdom and other countries outside the EU are classified as exports under EU regulations. As such, no VAT is applied to any order shipped outside the EU, regardless of the order value.
Please be aware that your country's customs authority may apply import duties, taxes, or local VAT upon the parcel's arrival, in accordance with your local regulations. These charges are entirely governed by the laws of your country and are outside of our control. They are the sole responsibility of the customer.
For UK customers, we recommend checking with HMRC or your local customs office for further information on applicable import charges before placing your order.
To receive further information on custom fees for different countries, please contact us at customerservices@lindybop.eu
- Can I use a pickup point or PO Boxes, Parcel Lockers or Packstations as my delivery address? Unfortunately no, we do not accept these pickup points as delivery addresses. If you were to use one of these, we would contact you via email to ask for an alternative address and the item won't be shipped until we get confirmation from you.
- Free Shipping
If free shipping is offered (e.g. on orders over €150), it only applies if the final value of the items kept after any returns still meets the required threshold.
If, after a return, the value of the items kept falls below the qualifying threshold, the original shipping cost will be deducted from the refund amount.
- Failure to Collect the Shipment by the Consumer If the Consumer fails to collect the shipment for reasons attributable solely to them (including, but not limited to, absence at the delivery address, failure to collect the parcel from a pick-up point within the prescribed period, failure to pay customs duties or taxes, or provision of incorrect shipping information) and the parcel is returned to the Seller, the Seller shall be entitled to:
1. Charge the Consumer the actual costs incurred in fulfilling the order, including, but not limited to,
- the original shipping cost (even if free at the time of purchase),
- the return-to-sender cost (if charged by the carrier),
- a handling fee for processing the return (as per the store’s schedule of fees).
2. Withhold any refund until the goods have been physically received back and their condition assessed.
3. Decline any refund or re-fulfilment where, due to the Consumer’s fault or omission, the shipment is destroyed, disposed of, or permanently seized by the carrier or customs authority (e.g., for non-payment of duties or failure to provide required paperwork).
4. Re-ship the goods upon request only after all applicable re-shipping costs have been paid, provided the goods have been returned to the Seller intact.
EU Legal Basis
Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights (Arts. 18–20 on delivery and transfer of risk), as amended by Directive (EU) 2019/2161.
Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce (Art. 10; seller information duties).
Directive 97/67/EC (as amended) on common rules for postal services (operator obligations and return procedures).
Regulation (EU) No 952/2013 establishing the Union Customs Code (e.g., Arts. 77, 79, 88 — liability for customs and import charges).
Directive 2013/11/EU (ADR) and Regulation (EU) 524/2013 (ODR) – out-of-court consumer dispute resolution.
Nothing in this clause shall prejudice the mandatory statutory rights of Consumers under European Union or national law.