How are stock and pricing shown on Jatagan?

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Jatagan (jatagan.eu) lists stock status and prices directly on its product listings, so you can judge availability and cost before adding anything to a cart. Prices appear in euros with Czech VAT included (marked "vč. DPH"), and stock is shown either as a general "In stock" label or, for some items, as a specific remaining quantity. When a product has multiple variants or sizes, the listing shows a starting price ("From"). Treat the figures below as examples of how the site presents information — the price, stock, and any shipping cost shown at checkout are what actually apply to your order.

Stock status: what the labels mean

Jatagan uses a few recurring stock signals on its listings:

  • "In stock" — the item is available. This is the most common label on the homepage's "Hot news" section.
  • "In stock 1 pc" — only one piece remains. Several handle blocks show this, meaning you can't order more than one at that moment.
  • "Again in stock" — a previously sold-out item has been restocked. The Carbon Fiber Green luminous block (5x40x135 mm) is flagged this way.
  • "New" — a newly added product, shown alongside the stock status rather than instead of it.

A practical point: a specific quantity like "1 pc" is a stronger signal than a plain "In stock" label. If you need matching pieces for a set — for example, two handle scales of the same material — check the quantity before planning the build, because a single remaining piece won't cover a pair.

How prices are displayed

Prices are given in euros and include VAT, indicated by "(vč. DPH)". Two formats appear:

Format Meaning Example from the site
Fixed price One price for the item as listed Curly Birch 14 (32×42×125 mm) — 24,15 €
"From" price Starting price; final price depends on the variant or size chosen G-10 Chaos — from 16,35 €; Knife rivets — from 0,80 €

The "From" format is used where a product line spans several options — rivets, waxes, polishing pastes, and G-10 materials all show it. To see the exact price for what you want, open the product and select the specific variant; the listing price is only the entry point.

What the homepage examples show

The "Hot news" section mixes materials and tools, which gives a sense of the price range across categories:

  • Handle materials: Curly Birch blocks (various dimensions) at 24,15 € each; G-10 Chaos from 16,35 €; G-10 Damascus Multicolor from 19,90 €; Carbon Fiber Green luminous at 19,90 €.
  • Steel: Sleipner (6 mm) from 14,35 €.
  • Finishing supplies: Polishing wheels from 23,15 €; polishing paste (1 kg) from 14,30 €; Carnauba wax paste from 3,65 €; Renaissance wax polish from 18,25 €.
  • Hardware: Knife rivets from 0,80 €.

These are individual listing prices, not a cart total — shipping and any other charges are added later in the order process.

Checking before you buy

Because stock and price can change between visits, confirm both at the point of ordering:

  1. Open the specific product page rather than relying on the homepage tile.
  2. Select the exact variant, size, or option you need — this is where a "From" price resolves to a real number.
  3. Check the stock line for a quantity limit, especially if you need multiple matching pieces.
  4. Review the final price and any shipping cost at checkout, since that reflects the current, applicable amount.

If an item shows "1 pc" and you need more, or a listing shows only a starting price, the product page is the place to confirm what's actually available and what it will cost.