Shipping to USA - Tarrif updates
UPDATE: Please note I have shared an update on this changing situation here on Instagram.
I hope to be able to offer a solution to American shoppers soon.
Further to my previous blog post about customs tariff changes to the USA, I have decided (for the time being) to put a cut off date of August 20th for all orders to the USA.
‼️ After that date I will not be able to provide shipping to the USA until there is more clarity around the tariff situation and I can be transparent with you about what you might expect to be charged and which shipping providers I may be best suited to use.‼️
I know this isn’t ideal but sadly there is very little information on what is going to happen and it is looking increasingly likely that a flat $80 charge may be levied by courier services on all packages (even if you only buy a £3.50 greeting card!)
As soon as I have clarity on the best way to proceed I will make adjustments accordingly and announce it here in my blog and newsletter. I so appreciate your patience whilst I navigate these difficult waters.
In the mean time, you can still purchase digital download items and services, and I will be adapting my one-to-one offering so that we can still collaborate and a digital file of your intuitive artwork can be provided to you.
Similarly, you can at any time join my Archive, where for £5 a month you can access a huge archive of channeled intuitive messages, behind the scenes of my art and much more besides as well as regular monthly updates.
And as I mentioned in my previous email, I am building out my Redbubble shop where you can buy print-on-demand products which will be shipped from a local supplier to your country with no customs charges levied (this of course applies to shoppers worldwide - not just the USA).
I can’t tell you how difficult this has been for me and many small businesses. I know many artists and makers who have had to shut their doors due to Brexit, then the rise of AI cleaning out commission work and now the USA tariff situation - it does feel like every time I manage to make it over one hurdle, another steeper one rises…
