Threadless 2 Cool 4 School Sale All Tees $12

Does that include delivery to UK?

I too have ordered some of their shirts and they are good quality with fairly swift shipping generally-I would recommend the company.

I'm wearing a top from there today! After changing my outfit a zillion times! :D

12 dollars a t-shirt.

Then basic postage is:
1/2 t-shirts $9
3/4 t-shirts $15

However I think 3 is the safest you can be to avoid any custom charges, i have been stung before and it wasn't pretty. So they can be pretty hot on it, as the full value is printed on the outside of the parcel.

So for ordering 2 tshirts, comes to around £8.50 a tshirt - all depending on your exchange rate and any fees you might incur using your card (I recommend Nationwide Flex ;) )

Oh and coupon/promo codes don't work during the sale periods, unless you are really really lucky :D

PS. I'm a bit annoyed that they've increased sale prices to $12 each as opposed to $10 :(

Another Threadless fan here, however, I think that the amount you can spend before getting hit by customs is £18, so as the exchange rate is not as good as it has been, I don't think I'd want to risk getting 3.

According to xe.com, £18 = $33.3452

You could probably get 2 at $12 and then 1 at $5 and be safe though (not many at £5 though)

Is it better to but two at a time to avoid the customs charge?

How much is the customs charge anyway?

is it just me or does this look rude?...

apparently it's one of their t-shirts... weird.

Code does not work :( for me.

Would it be cheaper to buy the t shirts in sets of two to avoid the tax even if it means paying more in basic postage?

Sorry to keep posting. But can you not mark them as gifts or would it still get whacked with tax? Threadless says that the price wont be printed on the invoice?

Honestly don't know, I've only ever bought enough to stay below the £18 mark. As far as I'm aware, the £18 doesn't include postage. I know that some people have been stung quite a lot having to pay the import tax, as you have to pay some kind of handling fee on top.

Personally I wouldn't risk it.

As it is a commercial item they are obliged to put/declare the price of the items on the outside of the packaging for customs. Irrespective of whether it is destined as a gift for someone else, or for yourself.

Of course some will get through and not get slammed, but if you do get hit you will regret it, paying £12 on some t-shirts costing £20 is not nice :(

The £18 doesn't include postage.
I'm not risking ordering more than 2 shirts at a time, though if you were to order 2 x $12 shirts and 1 x $5 shirt, you should be ok. Link to the $5 tees: http://www.threadless.com/5dollatees

I was lucky enough to use their lovesthreadless code twice during the sale before they disabled it, I wish I'd have been quicker but certainly can't complain.

I was at first until I realised that ALL their shirts seem to be $12 each, including all the selects and even one which was $40!

You might want to check out what I'm selling in the FS section http://hotukdeals.com/item/233831/10...-great-sale-o/

It's a voucher I got from my work as a Christmas/leaving gift, $100 threadless spend — selling for £40 or best offer.

Have PM'd you, am happy to pay £40.
Edit: Have now sent the money by Paypal.