Custom workwear for companies in Luxembourg

With a valid intra-Community VAT number, the goods are supplied under the reverse charge: the invoice carries no Belgian VAT and you declare the tax in Luxembourg. This is routine, not an exception — just give us your number when you order.

Single market, same currency, no customs: a parcel to Luxembourg City travels like a parcel to Namur. The only difference is transport, priced by weight and volume and shown on the quote before you confirm.

A Belgian, French or German company working in the Grand Duchy orders under its own entity: invoicing follows the company, not the location of the site. If you have two entities — one Belgian, one Luxembourgish — the quote can cover both, with the same artwork on both sides.

As everywhere in the EU, the employer provides protective equipment and maintains it at its own expense; in Luxembourg, the Inspection du travail et des mines (ITM, the labour inspectorate) carries out the checks. We certify nothing: we supply garments whose manufacturer declares the standards, and we apply the marking without compromising that declaration.

Not for a Luxembourg company with a valid intra-Community VAT number: the goods are supplied under the reverse charge, the invoice carries no Belgian VAT, and you declare the tax in Luxembourg. Give us your number when you order; it appears on the document. For a private individual, 21% Belgian VAT applies.

2 to 7 working days of production after you approve the proof and payment is received, plus transit. On a simple DTF transfer order with garments in stock, it is often the low end of that range. We give you the date when you order, not afterwards.

Yes, and it is common. Invoicing follows the entity that orders, not the location of the site: a Belgian company gets a Belgian invoice; a Luxembourg company with a VAT number gets the reverse charge. If you have both entities, the quote can cover both.

We supply garments whose manufacturer declares the standards — high visibility, rain protection, flame retardant, antistatic — and we pass those declarations on without certifying them ourselves. The choice of class and standard is up to your risk assessment; send us its conclusion and we will find the reference.

Yes, which is why we turn down some placements. On a high-visibility garment, a logo that overlaps the fluorescent material or the retroreflective bands takes the garment out of its class. We mark on neutral areas, and we tell you when a request cannot be done.

It depends on weight and volume: twenty parkas do not ship like five polo shirts. It is priced on the quote before you confirm, and it does not go up afterwards.