Due to recent changes in U.S. customs rules, some orders may face extra import tariffs on arrival.

• The U.S. has removed the previous $800 duty-free threshold.

• This means all parcels, regardless of value, may now have import charges.

• U.S. Customs applies these fees directly when your order reaches the U.S.

• These charges are separate from LCFC delivery costs and must be paid by the recipient.

Understanding Potential Tariffs
Your order might incur duties depending on:

• The item type (e.g., apparel, accessories)

• The value of your order

• The country where the product was manufactured

• U.S. customs policy at the time your parcel enters the country

LCFC cannot pre-pay or estimate these fees, as they are set by U.S. Customs and vary by parcel.

Here are some indicative rates to help you prepare:

• A 10% “reciprocal tariff” currently applies to many imported goods

• Additional tariffs may apply on top, depending on item category

• In some cases, flat-rate postal duties may range from US$80–200 per parcel

• Apparel and textile categories may face around 13–15% depending on classification

Rates fluctuate. Always check current U.S. import rules if you need exact figures.

If duties apply:

1. Your courier or local postal service will contact you

2. You’ll be asked to pay the assessed import fee

3. Once paid, your parcel is released for final delivery

This process is standard for all international orders entering the United States.

✔ Double-check your delivery address and contact details
✔ Be aware that higher-value items are more likely to incur duties
✔ Consider using a duty calculator for an approximate estimate
✔ Contact LCFC Customer Support at [email protected] if you’re unsure — we’re always happy to help