Why my LEGO Medieval Town Square crossed the Atlantic to reach my Italian shelf

The allure of the LEGO Medieval Town Square

As a lifelong fan of the classic Castle theme, I couldn't resist the release of the LEGO Icons Medieval Town Square (10332). It is a stunning reimagining of the classic 10193 Medieval Market Village, and in 2026, it remains one of the most sought-after sets for my collection. The detail in the woodworking shop and the cheese factory is incredible, but getting my hands on it in Italy proved more difficult than I anticipated due to local stock fluctuations.

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Why I chose the US store over Italian retailers

I noticed a recurring pattern where the US LEGO Shop receives more frequent restocks compared to our outlets here in Italy. Additionally, the 'Gift with Purchase' (GWP) incentives in the United States are often much more appealing. During my search, the US store was offering exclusive vintage-themed promos that weren't available in the EU. To take advantage of this, I used a tax-free us address provided by comGateway, which allowed me to shop as if I were standing in Oregon.

How I bypassed payment blocks with BuyForMe

One major hurdle I encountered was the LEGO Shop's tendency to decline orders that use international credit cards or those associated with known forwarding addresses. I have seen this happen with brands like Nike and Sephora as well. To ensure my order wasn't cancelled, I utilized the BuyForMe service.

The process was simple: I told comGateway what I wanted, and they purchased the item on my behalf using a US domestic payment method. This proxy shopping approach is the safest way to guarantee that limited-edition sets actually make it to the warehouse without being flagged by automated security systems. If you are worried about your Italian card being rejected, this is the most reliable workaround I have found.

My package forwarding strategy

Once the set arrived at my US suite, I had to decide on the best way to get it to Italy. I always consult the how it works guide to refresh my memory on the consolidation process. By using a freight forwarder, I can hold multiple small orders and ship them together to save on international costs. Before I hit the ship button, I made sure to use the shipping calculator to get a clear picture of the final landed cost.

Shipping estimates for the 10332 set

To help you plan your own purchase, I have compiled the logistics data based on my experience with the LEGO Icons Medieval Town Square (10332) box.

Importing to Italy and customs tax

Shipping from the US to Italy means we have to account for the Italian customs process. I found it very helpful to read the comGateway guide on import duties to understand how VAT is applied once the package enters the EU. Generally, for a set of this value, you should be prepared for the standard Italian VAT rate and a small processing fee from the courier. If you have specific questions about restricted items or local regulations, the FAQ section is a great resource for Italian shoppers. My experience taught me that even with the added customs tax, the US GWPs and the availability made the entire journey worth every cent.