Unfortunately due to changes in the law for businesses shipping to Northern Ireland/Europe in December 2024, I am no longer able to ship to Northern Ireland. If you are interested in this change the Federation of Small Business explains it here...
https://www.fsb.org.uk/resources-page/get-ready-for-the-eu-general-product-safety-regulation.html
Shipping to Europe
Unfortunately due to Brexit I am no longer able to ship to Europe (including Northern Ireland and Ireland). I cannot apologise enough about this, I did not vote for Brexit.
Shipping to the United States
In August 2025 the Trump Administration removed the U.S. de minimis of $800. Before this was removed, all orders under that value could be sent from the U.K. to the U.S. without any tariff or customs charges. As this has now been removed, ALL orders to the U.S. are now subject to a 10% tariff charge. The 10% tariff is calculated on the total value of the products being ordered, excluding shipping.
I use UK Royal Mail tracked service to ship orders to the United States.
In order for the tariff to be charged I have had to include it in my U.S. shipping fee. Additionally Royal Mail are charging a further 50p admin fee for each order (not each item). Therefore the tariff charge is paid by you, the United States customer (not by me as Trump would have you believe).
Royal Mail then pays the 10% tariff charge directly to the US government on your behalf.
This means that while the tariff cost is covered at checkout, it is not absorbed by me as the seller — it is your responsibility as the customer to pay this tariff if you are ordering from outside the United States.
Please note in order to ship to the U.S. all customers must include a telephone number, without this I cannot ship your parcel.
Shipping to Canada
Parcels to Canada are sent using a tracked service via Royal Mail. All duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer and must be paid by you when your parcel arrives, if applicable.