Mytheresa is offering a Qixi Festival promotion with up to €250 off on selected items when you spend a certain amount.
Mainland China:
Get €150 off on orders over €800 with code: "QX150",
Get €250 off on orders over €1200 with code: "QX250";
Hong Kong:
Get HKD 1500 off on orders over HKD 8000 with code: "QIXI1",
Get HKD 2500 off on orders over HKD 12000 with code: "QIXI2";
Only items from the above links are eligible for this promotion.
This offer is valid for China only, excluding Macau.
Ordering Guide:
1. You can switch the browsing interface to different countries, including Mainland China. Once switched, the displayed price is the total for direct shipping to that country, including direct shipping duties, consumption tax, etc., but excluding shipping fees.
2. Direct shipping to Taiwan, China and Hong Kong, China often results in a lower final price. You can choose to ship to these regions and then forward the items to the mainland to save money, but there is a risk of customs duties when the items arrive at a Chinese port.
3. They often have free direct shipping promotions (though duties are higher for shipping to the mainland). Domestic users can compare the prices of shipping via transfer to Hong Kong and Macau. Many brands have price protection for shipping to Hong Kong, but are still lenient with Macau, where you can get very good deals.
4. The website accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express dual/multi-currency credit cards, as well as PayPal and Alipay.
5. They ship via DHL express, usually arriving in 2-4 days, though it can sometimes take longer. The website uses the DDP model, meaning the product price already includes sales tax (VAT), customs duties, and customs clearance and handling fees. So the overall price may seem higher, but it's worry-free. If you don't mind the extra steps, you can have items shipped to Hong Kong or Macau and then forwarded.
Tips:
Mytheresa is a German online store owned by Neiman Marcus, featuring over 160 luxury brands. The website's turnover reached tens of millions of euros in 2009.