u/UnfairIngenuity9461

Image 1 — Anyone know where to find these pieces?
Image 2 — Anyone know where to find these pieces?
▲ 31 r/PitchPerfect+1 crossposts

Anyone know where to find these pieces?

I've attached some screenshots people have put online, but videos aren't allowed, so if you think seeing the video would help, just look up "bechloe pitch perfect 3 promo" - there are 2 youtube shorts and 1 tiktok that I've seen. Let me know if anyone has any insight! I am specifically looking for the green turtleneck blouse and the blue pants, bonus points for the sheer black star long sleeve (I own pants that look almost exactly if not exactly like the ones on the left, so I'm not on the hunt for those). If you find something very similar, also feel free to reach out and let me know. Thanks everyone! :-)

Apologies, I know the quality is ass lol, hence my dilemma.

If you know what to call these articles (I.e., What are the sleeves of the green top called? Are the gray pants called anything special?), that would also be helpful so I can use the right search terms.

u/UnfairIngenuity9461 — 14 days ago
▲ 4 r/Etsy

Import Taxes, Custom Duties, and Tariffs? Should I be concerned regarding returns?

Hello everyone! So I'm looking at potentially purchasing an item that would need to be shipped internationally. This item would be a gift, and I want to be able to return it if the recipient doesn't like it and would prefer something else. However, I'm concerned about extra fees due to the international shipping.

I messaged the seller, and they said they use DDP (Delivery Duty Paid), meaning they are responsible for the tariffs, not me, but then it lists other types of fees in this article I'm reading on the help page (https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015691007-Will-I-Have-to-Pay-for-Tax-Customs-or-Tariffs-on-My-Order?segment=shopping), such as duties, taxes, and custom clearance fees.

It says that if the seller uses DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid), the buyer is responsible for "tariffs and associated fees". Should I take this to mean that if they use DDP, they are also responsible for any other fees? I don't want to be blindsided by other fees, since I have a very specific gift budget.

Also, say they were to spring unexpected fees on me, and then I returned the item. Would I also be reimbursed for these added fees, or would I only be reimbursed for the original cost of the item plus shipping?

Thanks if anyone can help!

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u/UnfairIngenuity9461 — 1 month ago