Shop Liu Jo at the Italian source.
We bring it to your US door.

Start with what Liu Jo is famous for at home and nearly invisible in the US. The Carpi label built its name on Bottom Up — denim engineered with lifting back seams for a push-up effect — and the Italian store carries the full spread of fits (skinny, slim, straight, flare, bootcut) and current washes, with many models now cut in the brand's lower-impact Better Denim fabrics; a flare Bottom Up listed at €169 in July 2026. Around the denim sits the glam wardrobe Liu Jo does best: occasion and slip dresses, silk-touch blouses, sharply cut blazers. Then the accessories wall — logo-charm handbags, crossbody and shoulder bags, belt bags — plus shoes from espadrilles and heeled sandals to trainers and boots. Finally the ranges US resellers almost never touch: Liu Jo menswear and the kids line (newborn to girls 8–16). Prices are in euros as set for the Italian market; treat orders as near-final and size carefully before checkout.

Liu Jo labels womenswear in Italian sizes, and the IT number is what you'll see at liujo.com checkout. The quick anchor: IT 42 ≈ US 6 ≈ UK 10. If you normally shop US mid-size brands, resist the instinct to pick the number closest to your US size — an IT 40 is a US 4, not a US 10. Denim mostly runs on inch waist sizes (25–33) like US premium denim, so your usual jean size travels better than your dress size; Bottom Up styles are deliberately close-fitting through hip and seat, so if you sit between waist sizes, take the larger one. Shoes use EU sizing (EU 38 ≈ US 7.5, EU 39 ≈ US 8.5). Because a return from the US means shipping back to Italy at your own cost, check the measurement chart on each product page against a garment you own before ordering — it is the single highest-value minute in the whole process.

Forwarding cost tracks weight, and Liu Jo orders are friendly cargo: womenswear and bags, no oversized boxes. A typical two-to-four-piece order — say Bottom Up jeans, a blouse and a dress — lands around 1–1.5 kg. Handbags add real weight (roughly 0.8–1.2 kg boxed with dust bag) but consolidate beautifully with clothing. Couriers bill the higher of actual versus volumetric weight, so the one item to watch is a padded coat or bulky knit, which bills by volume. The real lever is consolidation: Liu Jo delivers free-standing parcels to your Italian address, we hold them up to 60 days, repack and combine several orders — Liu Jo plus any other Italian stores — into one box with one international leg and one customs entry instead of several.

Liu Jo gives you 30 days from delivery to return or exchange, and its returns machinery — courier collection or drop-off at a UPS point — is built for customers inside its shipping zone. Once your parcel has crossed the Atlantic, sending it back means paying international postage to Italy yourself and waiting out the round trip, which erases the value of a small order. So work like the savvy buyers do: treat every liujo.com purchase as near-final. Convert your size properly (IT 42 ≈ US 6), read the per-product measurement chart, and favour forgiving pieces — bags, accessories, denim in your proven waist size — on a first order. If something arrives at our warehouse visibly wrong or damaged, flag it while it is still in Italy: returning from our Italian facility during your free 60-day storage window is far simpler than returning from Ohio.