Fifth & Piedmont

How We Source: From Europe to Your Door

Every piece at Fifth & Piedmont comes from a European designer or maker. Here is where they come from, how each piece is checked before it ships, and how it reaches you in the United States.

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Model in a long cream teddy coat walking through a sunlit Italian colonnade
Pictured: Drift Long Alpaca and Wool Teddy Coat

Designers From Across Europe

Fifth & Piedmont brings together clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, watches and pieces for the home from designers and makers across Europe. Many of them are based in the cities in this Journal: knitwear designers in Perugia, shoe, handbag and porcelain designers in Florence, jewelers in Milan and crystal designers in Copenhagen. Many are better known in Europe than in the United States, and Fifth & Piedmont brings them here.

Sunlit colonnade in an Italian city in the morning
A colonnade in the morning sun

Checked Before It Ships

Every piece is inspected before it is sent to you. Depending on the piece, we inspect and dispatch it from Italy, or receive it at our location in the United States, inspect it there and send it on. Pieces from different designers may arrive separately, and each parcel has its own tracking number.

The details on every product page, from materials and measurements to care, come from the designer, and European sizes are shown with their US equivalents.

Prices in Dollars, Import Charges Arranged

Prices are in US dollars. For orders we deliver in the United States, we arrange any import duties and customs charges, so you won't be asked to pay a separate import bill when your parcel arrives. Sales tax, when it applies, is shown at checkout.

Delivery and Returns

We deliver to the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC. Delivery is free on orders of $500 or more, and $19 below that. Eligible pieces can be returned within 14 days with a prepaid US return label.

Sources: Fifth & Piedmont, Shipping policy; Fifth & Piedmont, Refund policy

Fifth & Piedmont Pieces From Across Europe

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