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steezytangerinebought pants from them and they already had 50 canadian for shipping and just made me pay another 103 for import fees. I like capeesh but thats a 150 extra dollars just for shipping. kinda dissapointing.
steezytangerinebought pants from them and they already had 50 canadian for shipping and just made me pay another 103 for import fees. I like capeesh but thats a 150 extra dollars just for shipping. kinda dissapointing.
chickenlittlehonestly a little turned off by Capeesh. Had a shipping issue and reached out multiple times to have it corrected. No response from customer support. It is a cool brand but if you are going to commit to making a brand you gotta back it up with timely responses to your customers.
steezytangerinebought pants from them and they already had 50 canadian for shipping and just made me pay another 103 for import fees. I like capeesh but thats a 150 extra dollars just for shipping. kinda dissapointing.
JahhsssNext time check out their free shipping options. If you spend 250 or more they ship for free. You might as well do that and get some extra product for the same price as paying for shipping!
steezytangerineThey arrived today and they are so sick but father thinks they are too baggy and doesn’t want me to wear them until I’m taller
tutipupsbro what
steezytangerineThey arrived today and they are so sick but father thinks they are too baggy and doesn’t want me to wear them until I’m taller
BLandzhe probably not wrong tbh
steezytangerineThey’re a little big on me but I’m not tryna wait a year to wear them
steezytangerineThey’re a little big on me but I’m not tryna wait a year to wear them
steez_apprenticehow tall are you? capeesh pants are some of the least baggy pants on the market compared to other options
steezytangerine5’8 size large, they’re mostly just long, also my first pair of actually baggy snow pants so I’ll get used to it
coachfraenkIm also 5‘8 and have a capeesh pant in size L. If you wear suspenders the length should be perfectly fine and will fit baggy. While skiing the pants always look less baggy than at home so just try it.
ZenyattaKickYeah depending on where you live you can ship it to a shipping depot in the US and then pick em up. I do it and it saves like yeah $100 cad. Or buy used not too sure how else to help.
steezytangerineThey arrived today and they are so sick but father thinks they are too baggy and doesn’t want me to wear them until I’m taller
steezytangerinebought pants from them and they already had 50 canadian for shipping and just made me pay another 103 for import fees. I like capeesh but thats a 150 extra dollars just for shipping. kinda dissapointing.
Gyro_NightsYeah same for arsenic which is kinda whack. A lot of other companies just declare declare their products as wholesale price (50% usually) so you have to pay half the import fees
steezytangerinei dont think i have much left to drop on suspenders but i tried belting it and they fit even better, thanks though, i'll see if i can go to the hill tmrw
Gyro_NightsYeah same for arsenic which is kinda whack. A lot of other companies just declare declare their products as wholesale price (50% usually) so you have to pay half the import fees
skiermanYeah man, why don't all companies create false invoices with fake prices to help cheap and stupid assholes like yourself to commit crimes like tax evasion!?
Christian_Balehonestly as a Canadian it really does suck but not much you can do. Some companies always seem to have import fees but I've been lucky before. I bought some stuff from kysen hall and roach online and there were no import fees. They also both shipped via usps not ups or fedex so idk if that makes a difference. Safest bet is to buy stuff from inside your country - Canada in both of our cases. For example, salmon arms make nice mitts. Never bought vulgus but looks like they make nice pants, belts, and some soft goods. Dstructure carries a bunch of stuff too. I noticed they started carrying arsenic recently. It can be a good idea to ask a company to declare the value as low as they legally can but you def don't want to ask anyone to break any laws. My shit got held up for ransom at canada post and after i paid way too much to get my stuff i asked the guy if there's any way around it. I asked about a PO box because I've never used one and was curious if I could save money that way. He said it wouldn't help and there's nothing you can realistically do.
