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Shop NA-KD the way its European customers do: around the sale calendar and the drops. The brand's centre of gravity is occasion and trend womenswear — satin and tailored dresses, co-ord sets, wide-leg trousers and blazers in edits like the current Romantic Tailoring collection — refreshed constantly and priced in euros, with full-price pieces typically in the €30–80 band and sale rails cutting far deeper (a styles-under-€10 summer rail was live at the time of writing). Creator collaborations are the other reason to buy at the source: NA-KD has built its name on influencer drops that sell out within days in the most-wanted sizes and never restock. From Canada, the play is to buy at drop or sale time with your German address, let orders accumulate free at the warehouse, and forward one consolidated box. Light fabrics keep shipping weight low — a whole three-dress order can weigh less than a single pair of boots.

NA-KD sells on EU sizing, roughly EU 32–46 depending on the line, and its fitted, trend-led cuts — bodycon dresses, corset tops, tailored blazers — are commonly reported by shoppers to run snug, while relaxed and oversized styles behave truer to the label. The safe method is the same one that works for any EU fast-fashion store: ignore the letter sizes, match your measurements against the centimetre chart on each product page, and when a fitted piece sits between two sizes, take the larger. That discipline matters more on this route than most, because NA-KD's return window is short (15 days from receipt, with a return fee deducted), and a return from Canada has to travel back through the European process. Use the conversion table below as your anchor, and if you're unsure, our warehouse team can photograph the garment label and measurements before the parcel leaves Germany.

NA-KD is one of the lightest brands you can forward, which is exactly why it consolidates so well. Most pieces are unstructured fabric: a satin dress around 0.35 kg, a top around 0.2 kg, a blazer around 0.6 kg. A typical four-piece order lands near 1.2–1.5 kg — and because soft garments compress, they pack tight and rarely trigger volumetric billing the way boxed shoes or padded coats do. Couriers still bill the higher of actual versus volumetric weight, so the items to watch are boots, chunky knit layers and anything shipped in rigid packaging. The route's real economics: NA-KD sale hauls are low-value, low-weight parcels, and Canada assesses each arriving parcel separately above CAD $20 — so five small parcels means five assessments and five courier handling fees. Stack your orders at our German warehouse instead (free for 60 days), combine NA-KD with other EU shops, and pay one international rate and one clearance. Price your exact basket with the calculator on this page before you commit.

NA-KD's return policy gives you 15 days from receiving your order, and it's stricter than most fast-fashion peers: a country-specific return fee is deducted from your refund, returning four or more items adds €1 per extra item, and garments showing wear beyond try-on — missing tags, broken hygiene seals, wash marks — can be charged a depreciation fee or refused. Refunds process within 14–21 days of the return arriving. From Canada, all of that runs through NA-KD's European process, which makes cross-border returns slow and rarely worth the postage for low-priced pieces. So work the route the smart way instead: treat NA-KD orders as close to final, buy fitted pieces one size up when in doubt, and use the window while your parcel sits at our German warehouse — we photograph what arrived, so if something is clearly wrong you can start the return from inside the EU before the transatlantic leg, which is exactly when returning is still cheap.