Harrods department store currently has a selection of designer brand items on sale, up to 30% off items in the link, up to 50% off items in the link, with more items added to the discount section;
Shipping to Hong Kong, with clear price advantages when settled in Hong Kong dollars;
Shipping to Mainland China/Hong Kong, Macau, USA, and other regions requires a fixed shipping fee of ￡25;
Ordering Guide:
1. Currently, Harrods direct shipping orders still follow the previous policy: shipping to Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China continues to refund the 16.6% UK consumption tax! After selecting the shipping address, the price displayed on the page is the price after the consumption tax refund. The prices remain advantageous, so you can continue buying skincare and cosmetics;
2. Shipping fee is fixed at ￡25 per order, regardless of weight, and worldwide direct shipping is supported. However, many items do not support direct shipping to Mainland China. Shipping to Hong Kong is more convenient, as you can buy as much as you want duty-free. Therefore, compared to direct shipping to China, it is recommended for domestic shoppers looking to buy overseas to use a forwarding address via Hong Kong or Macau. There are many personal receiving services on Taobao, but these services also carry risks, so do your research!
3. However, the bad news is that currently, direct shipping to the USA from this site does not refund tax and charges shipping. Previously, many users chose to ship via the USA and then forward it back, but this is no longer cost-effective. The only option is to go through Hong Kong;
4. The address must be in Chinese pinyin, and the postal code and phone number must be correct. Additionally, they support forwarding addresses, which is relatively friendly.
Tips:
Harrods is the world's most prestigious department store, selling luxury goods. It is located on Knightsbridge in London, between Westminster and Kensington. It mainly sells men's clothing, women's clothing, ties, belts, phone cases, scarves, other accessories, cosmetics, shoes, children's clothing, food, and wine.
