Denmark has 'Georg Jensen' - Sweden has 'Klässbols'

Klässbols is a Swedish family business that goes back to the end of the 19th century.

The textiles represent the best in the art of weaving and premium quality.

Since the 1970s Klässbols Linneväveri has had the honour of supplying the Swedish royal house with exclusive tablecloths in the form of hand-woven tablecloths and napkins, furniture, embroidery and curtains.

In addition, Klässbols Linneväveri has for 30 years delivered specially designed tablecloths and napkins for the annual Nobel Prize ceremony.

The family collaborates with nationally and internationally renowned designers and has received several design awards.

Many manufacturers choose to weave their textiles in very broad and long lanes, which are subsequently cut and folded, after which the edges are sewn with an ordinary stitch.

Klässbols weave their products to the edge, i.e. That all products are individually woven and therefore have a very beautiful and complete look.

The history of flax

As early as the Stone Age, flax could be processed in Europe, though it was mostly used for things like ropes, fishing nets and the like.

Clothes were not so developed at the time. Hardly anyone thought about the tablecloth, not to mention the napkin. In ancient Egypt, people began to dress in beautiful, cool linen. Flax was the only material allowed in priestly clothing, and the mummies were wrapped in fine linen, many of which are still preserved today.

From Egypt, knowledge spread over Babylon, which in ancient times was the centre of the "flax industry", through Greece to the Roman Empire and further up into Europe. In the Roman Empire, in ancient times, there were large flax workshops in Ravenna and Vienne, which were under strict control of the 'procuratores linificiorum', which says something about the meaning attributed to the material. In the Nordic countries, we have been able to process flax since at least the Bronze Age.

Around the year 1530, the spinning wheel was invented, further accelerating the production of flax. Flaxworking was a craft for a long time. When the machines arrived in the late 1700s, the biggest competitor to flax arrived with them – cotton. Better machines came, which were also suitable for the flax industry. In 1805 Joseph Marie Jacquard constructed his epoch making machine for pattern weaving, which among other things opened new opportunities for Damascus weaving.

The flax has had fierce competition from simpler and cheaper materials, and more than once it has been thought that it would disappear completely. The quality and aesthetic value of the flax have proven to survive all "newcomer materials", including the synthetic fibers of recent years.

Fortunately, it now seems that flax is entering a new age of glory - in a world on the way back to sustainability and quality consciousness.

About flax
The long fiber of flax is suitable for weaving, and its use can be traced back nine thousand years. In the 18th century there were several famous Nordic Damascus gardens and the blue-flowered flax fields were breathtakingly beautiful. Eventually, cotton took over as the most common textile fiber, and the difficult-to-process linen ended up in the shade. Today, flax is only in the Nordic countries to a limited extent. But flax has had a renaissance. The awareness of nature has gained a strong foothold, and more and more people appreciate the tradition and the uniqueness of the characteristics of flax.

The flax fiber has extreme strength and suction. The substance is fast drying and smudge repellent. If you spill liquid on the substance, it is absorbed immediately. Linen wipes are excellent in the kitchen to dry glass and to give silver and crystal a beautiful shine. Flax also feels cool to the skin.

Washing and care

Flax textiles should be washed at 60°C, but difficult spots may require a higher temperature, however not higher than 80°C. Flax is a durable material, and best of all, a good choice for the environment. Always expect shrinkage of about 5-7% when you wash the linen fabric for the first time.

A fine linen fabric that has been properly treated has a beautiful shine and a cool and smooth surface.

1. Softening
Place the new linen in lukewarm water for at least 20-30 minutes before washing to avoid folds, but also to contribute to more water in the washing machine.

2. Detergent
We recommend detergents for coloured washing for all our textiles, or detergents without bleach.

3. Water-rich programme
All new flax material releases excess fiber at the beginning, which must be flushed out in the wash. Set the washing machine to the program with the most generous amount of water. Do not wash with the eco program, as it uses little water.

Wash at 60°C and wash flax separately and not with other materials, as excess flax fibers can get stuck on the clothing.

If you have a difficult stain that requires a higher temperature, you can increase the temperature, but never above 80°C, as the linen can then fall in elasticity, shine and strength.

4. Drying - centrifugation and drying
For centrifuging, only low speed (400-800) should be used. Remove the centrifugation completely if possible. At high speeds, fibres can be broken, resulting in deterioration of quality and more excess fibres. When the sink is finished, clean the door on the washing machine for lint.

Hang to dry after washing. Natural and coloured linen should not be dried in bright sunlight.

We advise against using a dryer. However, the 'BADA' towels can withstand drying at low temperature if desired.

5. Irrigation
Stretch the damp linen after washing and hang to dry. If you want to iron your fabric, do so while the fabric is moist and with a warm iron (three dots).

Care instructions – Linen

Flax is one of the world's oldest textiles and has been used for thousands of years. It is a 100% natural fiber, made from the flax plant, which is grown with low resource consumption and processed into one of the most durable textiles available.

Linen fibers are naturally stronger and sturdier than cotton, making the fabric exceptionally durable. At the same time, linen only gets more beautiful with time – the more it is used and washed, the softer and more comfortable it becomes.

To maintain the quality and enjoy your linen products for many years, we recommend the following:

Before first wash

• Soak the product in lukewarm water before the first wash – preferably overnight. Tightly woven products can be soaked for up to 24 hours. This helps the fibers retain their natural strength.

Wash

• Wash at max. 40°C on a gentle or coloured programme. Kitchen textiles such as tea towels can be washed at 60°C if necessary.

• Use a gentle detergent without bleach or optical brighteners.

• Spin for as short a time as possible – linen dries quickly on its own.

Drying

• Gently smooth and stretch the fabric while it is still damp.

• Air dry outdoors in a light breeze, but avoid direct sunlight.

• Avoid tumble drying.

Ironing

• Linen can be ironed or rolled while it is still slightly damp.

• If you want the characteristic, relaxed look, ironing is not necessary – the natural folds are part of the charm of linen.

Shrink

• Expect a natural shrinkage of approx. 5–7%.

Good advice

Tablecloths and runners
Roll the slightly damp cloth or rag tightly around a smooth plastic tube and let it dry completely. This will give a nice, smooth result.

Tea towels
Soak tea towels in cold water for about 24 hours before washing for the first time. This improves their natural absorbency.

Stains

• Dried red wine stains: Dab a little glycerin on the stain, place the product in a plastic bag overnight, then wash.

• Other stains: Treat with a mild, colorless dishwashing detergent, leave overnight in a plastic bag, then wash as normal.

A material that lasts for many years

Linen does not need to be washed as often as many other textiles. Often, it is enough to hang the product to air between uses. With the right care, your linen products will develop a beautiful patina, become softer over time and maintain their quality for many years.

Real Products, Honest Images

For us, craftsmanship, materials and aesthetics take centre stage. Our product photos should give you an honest and inspiring impression of what you're getting – without unnecessary staging.

The vast majority of product photos in our webshop are therefore taken by us – whether it's a mill, a knife holder, a serving board or one of our textiles. The images of our wooden products always show real, handcrafted pieces, photographed before they are packed and shipped to their new owners.

To help you imagine how the products look in different homes and kitchens, we sometimes place these original photographs into AI-generated interiors or backgrounds. Only the background is artificial – the product itself is never altered or AI-generated. Every grain, edge, colour and detail you see belongs to the physical piece we made.

From time to time, we also receive photos from happy customers who kindly allow us to use them in the webshop. These images offer an honest and inspiring glimpse of how our products look in real homes and surroundings.

No artificial product renders. No misleading visual enhancements. Just real craftsmanship, photographed honestly.

Reference images when choosing a variant

We are constantly expanding our product gallery. As many of our products come in a wide range of sizes and variants, we don't yet have photos of them all. The image shown for your selection therefore primarily illustrates the chosen wood type – not necessarily the specific size or design variation.

Every piece of wood is unique

Wood is a living, natural material, and our passion is creating unique products with character. Grain patterns and colour tones will therefore naturally vary from piece to piece. Please consider our images as guiding inspiration and an indication of the quality we deliver.

In doubt? We're happy to help.

Questions about design, size, wood type or special requests? Don't hesitate to contact us at info@rune-jakobsen.dk so we can guide you to the right choice before you order.

Here you will find a comprehensive overview of all terms and conditions for your purchase from Rune-Jakobsen Design. We have done everything to make everything as clear and understandable as possible. You are welcome to contact us if you have any questions.

Prices, discounts and payment

Currency, VAT and prices

All prices in the webshop are displayed in your local currency. Prices for customers in the EU, UK, Switzerland and Norway always include the applicable VAT. Further information on customs duties and fees can be found in the section below.

Fixed, fair prices

We believe in the value of good craftsmanship – and this is reflected in our prices, which are the same for all customers all year round. We do not participate in discount campaigns such as Black Friday, and you will not find discount codes for our shop on external sites or offer services.

It's a conscious choice: We don't want to discriminate against our customers, so instead of short-term or individual discounts, we offer quality products at fair prices and these benefits that are always available to everyone:

• If you buy 3 or more tea towels, you automatically get a 10% discount.
• Find great deals on discontinued models and prototypes in our outlet .

💳 Payment

We offer secure payments with MasterCard, VISA, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay and MobilePay. All payment information is transmitted via encryption (SSL) so that only you and your card issuer can read it.

When will the money be withdrawn?

• For items in stock: The amount is reserved on your account when you place your order and is only withdrawn when we ship your package.
• Woodworking (custom-made wooden products): These products are handmade to order, therefore the order is considered a binding pre-order.
• The purchase amount will be deducted as soon as your order is approved and production has started. Should you regret your purchase, we will of course refund you the full amount.

📦 DELIVERY

DELIVERY TIMES

As many of our products are handmade and made to order, delivery times vary. You can find the current delivery times on the respective product pages.

Items in stock are usually shipped after 1-2 business days.

🚚 SHIPPING AND PRICES

SHIPMENT

We offer flexible delivery options with GLS, DHL or UPS. The exact options and shipping providers depend on your location and will be displayed during the ordering process.

SHIPPING COSTS

Shipping costs depend on your location and the weight of the shipment. Here you will find an overview of our starting prices. The final price is always calculated in the shopping cart.

• Denmark: DKK 49 for parcel shops / DKK 69 for private addresses. Free shipping on orders over DKK 2,500.
• Sweden: From 135 SEK. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 SEK.
• EU countries: From 9 EUR.
• Norway: DDP from 159 NOK. Free shipping on orders over 4,000 NOK.
• United Kingdom (UK): DDP from 12 GBP.
• Switzerland / Liechtenstein: DDP from 19 CHF.
• USA: DDP from 35 USD.
• Canada: DDP from 49 CAD.
• Australia: DDP from 85 AUD.
• New Zealand: From 89 NZD.
• Rest of the world: From $35.

🛃 CUSTOMS, VAT AND TAXES

We ship all items in our webshop from Denmark. Below you can find out what this means for you.

🇪🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM EU COUNTRIES

For orders from an EU country, VAT is automatically adjusted to your local rate – you pay exactly the amount shown. No hidden costs at checkout and no extra delivery costs.

n>🇳🇴 CUSTOMERS FROM NORWAY

We are VAT registered in Norway (VOEC 2060051) and charge Norwegian VAT directly in the online store — regardless of order size.

Customs:

• Products with a value of less than 3,000 NOK are not subject to customs duties. These orders are shipped DAP (Delivered At Place) — VAT is paid at checkout, no additional charges upon delivery.
• Products with a value over 3,000 NOK may be subject to customs duties depending on the product type. These orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) — any customs duties are calculated and paid directly in the online store, so you always know the full price in advance.

No surprise fees, no customs delays — just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.

If you would like to check in advance whether customs duties apply to a product, you can find further information here: Customs Calculator . If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kari at info@rune-jakobsen.dk .

🇨🇭CUSTOMER FROM SWITZERLAND

We ship to Switzerland via DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Customs and Swiss VAT (8.1%) are calculated and paid directly at checkout - the total price shown is the final price. No additional fees are charged upon delivery.

🇬🇧 CUSTOMERS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM

VAT and any applicable customs duties are calculated and paid directly during the payment process in the webshop - so you know the total price in advance.
No hidden fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your home.

🇺🇸 CUSTOMERS FROM THE USA

When you shop with us, we ship your order DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). This means that customs and import duties are calculated and paid directly in the shopping cart in our webshop – so you know the total price in advance.
No hidden fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your home.

🇦🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM AUSTRALIA

We ship DAP (Delivered At Place) to Australia. Thanks to Australia's high duty-free threshold, orders under AUD 1,000 are not subject to import duties or customs fees upon arrival.

For orders over AUD 1,000, Australian import duties and GST (10%) may apply, which will be collected by Australian Customs upon delivery.

🇨🇦 CUSTOMERS FROM CANADA AND OTHER COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EU

For countries outside the EU, orders are shipped as "Delivered At Place" (DAP).

This means for you as a customer:

• You are responsible for paying all import duties and taxes charged by the shipping company upon arrival of the goods in your country. These may include customs duties, import VAT and handling fees.
• These fees are set by the local authorities in your country and are beyond our control.

Good to know: Many countries have a threshold value above which orders are exempt from customs duties. If in doubt, we recommend that you check the applicable regulations for your country with your local customs authorities.

By completing a purchase, you agree to these terms and conditions.

Returns and complaints

30-day cancellation policy

You have 30 days from the date of receipt of the goods to notify us that you wish to cancel your purchase. You then have a further 8 days to return the goods. The right of cancellation applies to all standard products.

Exception: For custom-made products, the right of withdrawal only applies if this has been agreed in writing in advance.

How can I return something?

1. Please notify us of your return at info@rune-jakobsen.dk
2. Pack the item securely, in unused and undamaged condition.
3. Send the package to:

Sender address:
Rune Jakobsen Design
Attention: Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
Denmark

You are responsible for the costs of returning the item, unless it is a complaint.

Danish customers can order a return label via Shipmondo here (only applies to cancellations).

Once we have received the returned item, we will refund you the full purchase price.

Complaint

According to Danish purchase legislation, you have a two-year warranty against manufacturing and material defects. The warranty does not cover defects or wear and tear caused by improper use, damage or lack of maintenance.

If you wish to complain about an item, please contact us as soon as possible, but no later than 14 days after you have discovered the defect. In the event of a justified complaint, we will of course cover the costs of return shipping.

Legal and contact

Disclaimer and intellectual property rights

All products are sold as is. The customer is responsible for their safe and correct use. Rune-Jakobsen Design is not liable for damage resulting from misuse or incorrect use. All content on this website (texts, images, design) belongs to Rune-Jakobsen Design and may not be copied without written permission.

Company information

Rune Jakobsen Design
by Torben & Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde, Denmark
CVR number: DK27029167
Norwegian VOEC: 2060051

Contact us

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Phone: (+45) 42 43 23 76
Email: info@rune-jakobsen.dk

📦 DELIVERY

DELIVERY TIMES

As many of our products are handmade and made to order, delivery times vary. You can find the current delivery times on the respective product pages.

Items in stock are usually shipped after 1-2 business days.

🚚 SHIPPING AND PRICES

SHIPMENT

We offer flexible delivery options with GLS, DHL or UPS. The exact options and shipping providers depend on your location and will be displayed during the ordering process.

SHIPPING COSTS

Shipping costs depend on your location and the weight of the shipment. Here you will find an overview of our starting prices. The final price is always calculated in the shopping cart.

• Denmark: 49 DKK for parcel shops / 69 DKK for private addresses. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 DKK.
• Sweden: From 135 SEK. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 SEK.
• EU countries: From 9 EUR.
• Norway: DDP from 159 NOK. Free shipping on orders over 4,000 NOK.
• United Kingdom (UK): DDP from 12 GBP.
• Switzerland / Liechtenstein: DDP from 19 CHF.
• USA: DDP from 35 USD.
• Canada: DDP from 49 CAD.
• Australia: DDP from 85 AUD.
• New Zealand: From 89 NZD.
• Rest of the world: From $35.

🛃 CUSTOMS, VAT AND TAXES

We ship all items in our webshop from Denmark. Below you can find out what this means for you.

🇪🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM EU COUNTRIES

For orders from an EU country, VAT is automatically adjusted to your local rate – you pay exactly the amount shown. No hidden costs at checkout and no extra delivery costs.

🇳🇴 CUSTOMERS FROM NORWAY

We are VAT registered in Norway (VOEC 2060051) and charge Norwegian VAT directly in the online store — regardless of order size.

Customs:

• Products with a value of less than 3,000 NOK are not subject to customs duties. These orders are shipped DAP (Delivered At Place) — VAT is paid at checkout, no additional charges upon delivery.
• Products with a value over 3,000 NOK may be subject to customs duties depending on the product type. These orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) — any customs duties are calculated and paid directly in the online store, so you always know the full price in advance.

No surprise fees, no customs delays — just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.

If you would like to check in advance whether customs duties apply to a product, you can find further information here: Customs Calculator . If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kari at info@rune-jakobsen.dk .

🇨🇭CUSTOMER FROM SWITZERLAND

We ship to Switzerland via DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Customs and Swiss VAT (8.1%) are calculated and paid directly at checkout - the total price shown is the final price. No additional fees are charged upon delivery.

🇬🇧 CUSTOMERS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM

VAT and any applicable customs duties are calculated and paid directly during the payment process in the webshop - so you know the total price in advance.
No hidden fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your home.

🇺🇸 CUSTOMERS FROM THE USA

When you shop with us, we ship your order DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). This means that customs and import duties are calculated and paid directly in the shopping cart in our webshop – so you know the total price in advance.
No hidden fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your home.

🇦🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM AUSTRALIA

We ships DAP (Delivered At Place) to Australia. Thanks to Australia's high duty-free threshold, orders under AUD 1,000 are not subject to import duties or customs fees upon arrival.

For orders over AUD 1,000, Australian import duties and GST (10%) may apply, which will be collected by Australian Customs upon delivery.

🇨🇦 CUSTOMERS FROM CANADA AND OTHER COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EU

For countries outside the EU, orders are shipped as "Delivered At Place" (DAP).

This means for you as a customer:

• You are responsible for paying all import duties and taxes charged by the shipping company upon arrival of the goods in your country. These may include customs duties, import VAT and handling fees.
• These fees are set by the local authorities in your country and are beyond our control.

Good to know: Many countries have a threshold value above which orders are exempt from customs duties. If in doubt, we recommend that you check the applicable regulations for your country with your local customs authorities.

By completing a purchase, you agree to these terms and conditions.

Returns and complaints

30-day cancellation policy

You have 30 days from the date of receipt of the goods to notify us that you wish to cancel your purchase. You then have a further 8 days to return the goods. The right of cancellation applies to all standard products.

Exception: For custom-made products, the right of withdrawal only applies if this has been agreed in writing in advance.

How can I return something?

1. Please notify us of your return at info@rune-jakobsen.dk
2. Pack the item securely, in unused and undamaged condition.
3. Send the package to:

Sender address:
Rune Jakobsen Design
Attention: Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
Denmark

You are responsible for the costs of returning the item, unless it is a complaint.

Danish customers can order a return label via Shipmondo here (only applies to cancellations).

Once we have received the returned item, we will refund you the full purchase price.

Complaint

According to Danish purchase legislation, you have a two-year warranty against manufacturing and material defects. The warranty does not cover defects or wear and tear caused by improper use, damage or lack of maintenance.

If you wish to complain about an item, please contact us as soon as possible, but no later than 14 days after you have discovered the defect. In the event of a justified complaint, we will of course cover the costs of return shipping.

Legal and contact

Disclaimer and intellectual property rights

All products are sold as is. The customer is responsible for their safe and correct use. Rune-Jakobsen Design is not liable for damage resulting from misuse or incorrect use. All content on this website (texts, images, design) belongs to Rune-Jakobsen Design and may not be copied without written permission.

Company information

Rune Jakobsen Design
by Torben & Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde, Denmark
CVR number: DK27029167
Norwegian VOEC: 2060051

Contact us

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Phone: (+45) 42 43 23 76
Email: info@rune-jakobsen.dk

⏎ Right of withdrawal

You have 30 days after receipt to notify us that you regret the purchase, and then you have an additional 8 days to send it back.

The right of withdrawal applies to all standard products in the webshop.

The right of withdrawal and return for custom-made products in special sizes is only valid if a special (written) agreement has been made.

If you regret your purchase and return the item(s), we will refund the full purchase amount when the item(s) are delivered back to us in unused and undamaged condition.

⛓️‍💥 Complaints

According to the Danish Sales Act, Rune-Jakobsen Design grants a 2-year warranty from the invoice date for manufacturing and material defects (defects).

Complaints about defects or damage to delivered products must be made to Rune-Jakobsen Design within 14 days of receipt of the item(s).

The right of complaint does not cover errors, damage or wear and tear, directly or indirectly resulting from incorrect operation, incorrect maintenance, violence or unauthorized interventions.

If you cancel your purchase, you can use a shipping company of your choice and bear the costs associated with the return.

When returning due to a complaint, Rune-Jakobsen Design will cover the return costs.

Returns must be made to:

Rune Jakobsen Design
Attn: Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
Denmark

🛃 Customs, VAT and taxes

We ship all items from our workshop and warehouse in Denmark. Below you can see what this means for you — find your country and read exactly what applies.

🇬🇧 Customers from the UK

UK VAT is charged directly at checkout — just like in a UK store.

All orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Any customs and import duties are calculated and paid in advance in the webshop, so the price you see at checkout is the final price. No hidden fees, no customs delays — just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.

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🇺🇸 Customers from the USA

All orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Duties and import taxes are calculated and paid directly at checkout — so you know the total price before you order. No US sales tax is charged. The price you see at checkout is the final price: no hidden fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.

In rare cases, it may happen that the shipping company mistakenly tries to collect customs duties or taxes again upon delivery, even though everything has already been paid. Should this happen, please contact us immediately at info@rune-jakobsen.dk so that we can help you further. In most cases, the simplest solution is for you to pay the amount collected to the shipping company, after which we will immediately refund you the full amount.

🇦🇺 Customers from Australia

We ship DAP (Delivered At Place) to Australia and GST is not charged at checkout. Whether your order will be subject to tax upon arrival depends on one simple threshold:

Orders under AUD 1,000: No duty, no GST, no fees. Your order is delivered directly to your door at no additional cost — the price at checkout plus shipping is all that matters.

Orders over AUD 1,000: Australian authorities charge import duties and GST, which the carrier will settle with you before delivery. Here's how it's calculated:

• Customs duty: approximately 5% of the price of the goods (the rate depends on the type of goods).
• GST: 10% of goods + freight + customs duty.
• Processing fee: a fixed fee for customs clearance from authorities and the shipping company, typically AUD 100–200 total.

Calculation example: You order goods for AUD 1,600 with AUD 150 in shipping.

• Duty: 5% of 1,600 = AUD 80
• GST: 10% of (1,600 + 150 + 80) = AUD 183
• Processing fee: approx. AUD 100–200
• Total import costs: approximately AUD 360–460 — on top of what you paid at checkout.

Good to know: The limit applies per shipment. So if your order is just over AUD 1,000, it may be best to either keep the order below the limit or add a little more to your cart so that the import costs are spread over a larger purchase — the processing fee is the same whether the order is AUD 1,100 or AUD 3,000.

If you are in doubt about what this means for your particular order, please write to us at info@rune-jakobsen.dk before ordering.

🇨🇦 Customers from Canada

We ship DAP (Delivered At Place) to Canada. Canadian sales tax (GST/HST) and any handling fee will be charged. by the shipping company upon import.

All of our products — with the exception of the Japan collection — are of EU origin and can therefore be imported duty-free under the EU-Canada Free Trade Agreement (CETA). Products from our Japan collection may be subject to customs duties at the regular Canadian rates.

🇪🇺 Customers from EU countries

For orders from an EU country, VAT is automatically adjusted to your local rate, and there are of course no customs or import fees within the EU. The price you see at checkout is the final price.

🇳🇴 Customers from Norway

We are VAT registered in Norway (VOEC 2060051) and collect Norwegian VAT and any customs duties directly in the webshop.

• Products with a value of less than 3,000 NOK are not subject to customs duties.
• Products with a value of over 3,000 NOK may be subject to customs duties, depending on the product type. If this applies to your order, the customs duties will be calculated at checkout — you will not pay anything extra upon delivery.

We ship all orders Delivered Duty Paid (DDP). This means that VAT and any import duties have been paid in advance in the webshop. The price you see at checkout is the final price — no unexpected fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.

In rare cases, it may happen that the shipping company mistakenly tries to collect customs duties or VAT again upon delivery, even though everything has already been paid. Should this happen, please contact us immediately at info@rune-jakobsen.dk so that we can help you further. In most cases, the simplest solution is for you to pay the amount collected to the shipping company, after which we will immediately refund you the full amount.

If you have questions about customs, VAT or delivery, you are always welcome to contact Kari at info@rune-jakobsen.dk — you will always get a personal answer.

🇨🇭 Customers from Switzerland and Liechtenstein

We ship all orders DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Swiss VAT (8.1%) and any customs duties are calculated and paid directly at checkout — the total price shown is the final price. There are no additional fees charged upon delivery.

In rare cases, it may happen that the shipping company mistakenly tries to collect VAT or customs duties again upon delivery, even though everything has already been paid. Should this happen, please contact us immediately at info@rune-jakobsen.dk so that we can help you further. In most cases, the simplest solution is for you to pay the amount collected to the shipping company, after which we will immediately refund you the full amount.

🌍 Customers from other countries

For other countries outside the EU, orders are shipped DAP (Delivered At Place). This means that any import duties, local VAT and handling fees are collected by the shipping company when the goods arrive in your country.

These fees are set by your local authorities and are beyond our control. Many countries have a threshold below which orders are exempt - if in doubt, please check with your local customs authorities or write to us before ordering.