Reintroduction of delivery fees in online shop
Delivery fees have now been reintroduced to purchases from the Bayer 04 online shop.
These are being reintroduced particularly for reasons of sustainability. The aim is to reduce the number of small orders due to free delivery.
Delivery fees are set at €4.90 within Germany, but returns remain free of charge. If a fan places an order that has to be split into several orders (e.g. because an item is currently out of stock), you will only be charged the one-off shipping costs.
Above the threshold of €50 (for club members) and €55 euros (for non-members), Bayer 04 will continue to ship free of charge. Every fan who orders the most popular merchandise product, the jersey, will therefore continue to benefit from free shipping.
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