International Shipping — EU, UK & Australia

Studio Leese

International Shipping — EU, UK & Australia

Last updated September 13, 2026.

IMPORTANT — IMPORT TAXES, DUTIES & FEES

Unless checkout explicitly states otherwise, Studio Leese fulfills international shipments on a DAP/DDU basis. Shipping charges do not include destination-country import VAT/GST, customs duties, carrier disbursement or brokerage fees, or other government charges. The recipient is responsible for amounts assessed before or at delivery.

Australia

Shipping to Australia is available. Australian GST or other import charges may apply depending on the order and applicable law. If a tax or charge is not collected at checkout, Australian authorities or the carrier may collect it before delivery.

United Kingdom

Direct ordering to the United Kingdom is enabled only when Studio Leese’s required UK VAT setup for the order is complete. For low-value direct-to-consumer orders, UK VAT rules can require VAT to be collected at checkout. Once UK checkout is enabled, the tax treatment shown at checkout applies; additional import charges may still apply where required.

European Union

Direct ordering to European Union destinations is enabled only when the required EU product-safety and Responsible Person information is complete. EU orders are subject to EU VAT/customs rules and the General Product Safety Regulation. Required manufacturer/Responsible Person information and applicable product-safety information will be displayed before EU ordering is enabled.

Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland may be subject to EU product-safety requirements in addition to applicable UK tax/customs rules. Availability is enabled only when the required destination compliance information is complete.

Customs declarations

International orders are declared accurately as merchandise at the actual purchase value. Studio Leese does not mark commercial orders as gifts or reduce declared values.

How international orders ship

Studio Leese purchases international shipping labels and prepares customs declarations through its shipping workflow. Customs processing and delivery timing are controlled by carriers and destination authorities, so international delivery dates are estimates rather than guarantees.