Hermès - Chasse a Vol - Eșarfă

※IMPORTANT
Original accessories : none

Used Condition
Brand Name : HERMES
Style : Scarf / Square Scarf
Model name : Carre 90 "Chasse à Vol" (Falconry / Designed by Henri de Linares)
Material : 100% Silk
Model Number : -
SerialNumber : -
Size : H 90 × W 90 ㎝ (approx)

[Condition Details]
This item is in good, beautiful pre-owned condition overall.
- Exterior: Generally clean and beautiful with vibrant colors. There are a few very minor, slight stains from normal storage, but they do not affect the overall elegance of the scarf. No major pulls or tears.
- Edges: The hand-rolled edges remain plump and well-maintained.

●Important Notes
Most of our items are second-hand. Please review all photos and descriptions carefully before bidding, as lot contents and conditions cannot be contested after order completion and delivery.
All items are guaranteed 100% authentic and have been thoroughly inspected by experts. If you have any doubts about authenticity, please refrain from bidding.

●Customs and Taxes (For Buyers Outside Japan)
The winning bid price does not include import taxes, customs duties, VAT, or consumption taxes. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Please check with your country's customs office prior to bidding.
EU Buyers: Import VAT (usually averaging 20-22%) and customs fees will be charged by the shipping courier upon customs clearance or delivery. (Please note: For French buyers, Catawiki may collect VAT directly at checkout depending on the order value).
Domestic Buyers (Japan): If shipping to an address within Japan, a 10% domestic consumption tax must be paid to the seller separately via bank transfer or PayPal before shipment.

●Shipping and Delivery
All items are shipped directly from Japan via DHL or UPS (fully tracked Express Service).
No Under-Valuation: We strictly comply with export regulations. We cannot lower the item value on the commercial invoice or mark the package as a "gift" or "sample."
Delivery Time: Delivery typically takes 5 to 10 business days. However, delays may occur due to customs processing times, flight disruptions, or regional logistics.