I have recently launched my replacement store at: www.evergreenukboutique.com and hope that my lovely customers from the past 3yrs may be able to find me and continue to shop our beautiful range of heartfelt, sustainable and eco-friendly gifts.
Etsy Has Destroyed My Family Business Without Warning—And I’m Not Alone
Please sign and share the petition Justice For Etsy Sellers:
https://www.change.org/Justiceforetsysellers
For three years, as a single parent with two children, I poured my heart and soul into building EvergreenUKBoutique on Etsy. It wasn’t just a shop for me; it was my heartfelt family business and dream that I worked on 7 days a week for three years straight. Across this time, I served over 40,000 incredible customers, earned thousands of 5-star reviews, and consistently maintained Star Seller status on the Etsy platform.
My sustainable family businesses touched the hearts of so many, as I had heartfelt conversations with many of my customers, answering their requests and questions at all hours of the day and night, and supported them through life-changing life events from births and weddings, to losing loved ones and healing from suffering and heartbreak. I truly believed that I was building something special for all, as well a sustainable future for my family whilst raising environmental issues around recycling and reusing.
But, without warning, my world shattered and my livelihood was taken from me without reasonable or human contact. Etsy began removing my listings after years of selling on their platform. Panic set in, and I immediately reached out to their live chat for support as I always did when in doubt, desperate to understand what was happening and how I could fix it. I even told them that I’m autistic and ADHD, explaining that I needed live, human help to navigate and resolve these issues but was greeted with an option to email them only, having to await a response over the coming weeks. So I chose the only contact option and emailed them asking for support, and I was ignored for 4 months as I continued to work 24/7 and sell as usual on their platform.
My pleas were met with silence, and it fell to the back of my mind as orders endlessly rolled in and I loyally served my Etsy customers. Instead of offering me with any assistance, instead of giving me a chance to rectify whatever perceived problem there was, Etsy permanently shut down my shop instead. Just like that. Overnight, I had lost everything. I was left helpless, unable to explain to my loyal customers what had happened to me, denied the right or chance to fix or rectify any issues at all. I’ve lost a six-figure family business in a heartbeat which was my livelihood.
Asking For Help, But Met With Silence
In the past, I had reached out to Etsy support immediately if a customers order had been lost in transit, arrived damaged or they were requesting a refund under threat of leaving a one-star review. Having never owned a gift shop before, I was somewhat naive to the actions and behaviours of online shoppers, with one person in particular sending me screenshots of all of the sellers on Etsy who had given her refunds over the past week alone, because she demanded a refund and to keep the products for free because it wasn’t “to her liking.” She forwarded me a list of hundreds of pounds worth of products she’d bagged on Etsy, in order not to trash a business with bad reviews, and so I reported her to the help and reached out to the stores she had effectively stolen from to encourage them to report her also, to save other businesses from being treated the same way.
The member of staff on the Etsy live chat reassured me that she was not entitled to keep any items for free and also receive a refund, it was one or the other; and if she did in fact leave a one star review to maliciously harm my business, that I shouldn’t take it personally as I had the right to reply publicly to her review, and I had thousands of happy customers leaving five star reviews to outweigh her behaviours. The staff reassured me that my store was lovely, I clearly work hard and there will always be horrible people, but I shouldn’t take notice. Over the three years of tirelessly building and running my store, I came across a mix of people and chancers, constantly asking for free products, donations or reporting something as broken but unable to provide photographic evidence in order to issue them with a refund. It was something that I learned to accept is human behaviour, and I remained polite and understanding throughout.
I paid extra for sustainable and eco-friendly packaging, recycled paper, hand cut gift cards, hand wrote notes, included free gifts to return buyers and even responded to mountains of enquiries from my hospital bed, just hours after having surgery. I never stopped, I never let people down and I put my life and soul into my business. With over 40,000 sales, every order I lovingly hand selected, created, packaged and walked to the post office as a Buddhist, vegan and cruelty-free small family business owner and mother. I wanted to give people the same experience of love and respect that I would like to receive from a store, and so I was the change that I wished to see and as a result of that my business flourished.
The Unseen Toll of Sudden Closures
When my store was taken from me without warning in June 2025, I thought as a six-figure business that it was down to tax. As I’d received emails from Etsy over the years stating that stores can be suspended momentarily for VAT purposes when they reach each threshold, and so my accountant kept a close eye on all of the comings and goings of each months sales, along with the financial legislation around VAT and small businesses in the UK.
I contacted Etsy support every time that I received an email about tax and VAT criteria for my business, and they only ever reassured me that it was simply an automated email that they send out to all sellers within a set income range, and once it becomes applicable to me, I simply get in touch with them and they’ll walk me through the process to update any details necessary for that criteria.
I have an accountant because I believe that everything should be done properly, by the book and within the law. I’m not an expert on tax returns and thresholds, and so I paid an expert to do it for me, as I recommend to all business owners. This allowed me to focus on building my store, without worrying about sudden bills or unexpected invoices to pay out because of simple mistakes or ignorance to finances. Stick to what you know and leave the legal stuff to the experts!
So when my shop was suspended a few weeks ago, my very first thought was that I’d reached another threshold and simply had to pass the details from my accountant to Etsy support to update, which I did via an online form in my dashboard. But still there was silence and my shop was closed. So I contacted Etsy support again to ask what the problem was and if they’d need any further information from me to resolve it. I received nothing but silence.
It became a guessing game for me to try to figure out what had happened, or how and when I would receive a reply, as it appeared that the live help chat to a member of Etsy staff had been removed altogether. I’d only ever experience live chat support, and whilst I didn’t contact them often over 3yrs of having my store, I’d always had such a positive and reassurance experience with the staff. They seemed genuine, helped me through any issues and commended my customer service and conscientiousness as a seller, thanking me for my hard work. But this time, there was no help or support.
After days and weeks passed, with my store still suspended and forced into holiday mode, I had customers messaging me asking to buy their end of school gifts for teachers and friends. Last years I’d sent out thousands of custom orders for keychains, crystals, gift bags and personalised cards and recognised that having my store closed at this time was costing me thousands per week. But I was absolutely helpless to do anything about it, nobody was replying and I still had no answer as to why my store had been suspended.
And that’s when I saw the news. Apparently, Etsy had changed their policies over what products could be sold on their platform in June 2025, just days before my store was closed. Despite being a seller for 3yrs on the platform, I hadn’t received any information, advice or warning to make changes to my store. I hadn’t taken a single day off in 3yrs, let alone gone on holiday! Yet my store was locked in holiday mode with no way to modify or edit it.
And so I browsed their policies which state that each listing must have a human touch which can be made by a seller, designed by a seller, handpicked by a seller or sourced by a seller for which all of our listings complied. When you create a listing on Etsy it first asks you if it is a digital or physical product, if it is part of a product or a finished product in itself, what year it was made, it also asks you to tag the wholesaler that you purchased any aspects from, and whether you offer personalisation which is an option toggle that is automatically turned off.
All of our 1,600+ listings are hand selected, with handmade information cards for crystals that I personally research, write and print myself, before packing them into individual gift bags, hand writing cards and gift wrapping them. I fit our jewellery and keychains to chains and rings so that people can make up gift boxes and personalised presents in every colour of the rainbow with charms and stress relievers for neurodivergence which have been our best sellers for years. From nursing homes to teachers, doctors to offices and children’s parties alike, I have sat at my kitchen table into the early hours of the morning until my fingers turn numb, lovingly making and packing each order. And checking the policy guidelines again, after three years as an Etsy seller, only reassured me that I had done everything by the book, listed every component, material and wholesaler as requested. No stone was unturned, and so I submitted an appeal to Etsy which was the only option offered to me.
It stated that my appeal may take two weeks to receive a response, with every day that passed only adding to my distress of zero income, confused customers flooding my inbox and the inability to eat or sleep through the worry of it all. Could my shop be closed for weeks still? But I had faith in submitting my appeal for a member of staff to reinstate my store, because I hadn’t done anything wrong, I hadn’t mislabelled a listing or suddenly sold something poor quality, I had never ignored a customer or committed any crime. I was one of the biggest and most successful stores on Etsy with over 40,000 customers, a constant star seller and proud of my exceptional hard-earned customer service which was reflected in the success of my business.
But my appeal was declined and I was informed by automation that I had no further right to respond. The judgement was final. How!? Surely, any human would look at the paper trail, of me asking for clarification and support 4 months ago when a popular listing was randomly removed from my store and I asked for advice for how to avoid this happening again, only to be ignored. Surely a human would see that Etsy customer service had failed and I was left in the dark instead of informed in order to rectify any issues. Surely a human would see that each and every listing in my store complies with their guidelines? But that was it, the door was shut and my shop had been taken from me. Like a thief in the night coming into my home, instantly my six-figure business no longer existed, with no contact or right to respond or make corrections.
Etsy’s Silent Shutdowns: Small Businesses Left in Limbo
For countless entrepreneurs, Etsy isn’t just a platform; it’s the foundation of their family business. Sellers invest heavily in their craft, build strong customer relationships, and often achieve stellar reviews and top seller statuses. They rely on the platform for their income, their family’s security, and their sense of purpose just as I have. I have hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of stock that I can no longer sell because my Etsy store has been taken from me in the blink of an eye.
Without a single opportunity to rectify any alleged issue, my shop, and thousands of others disappeared. Listings vanish, access is revoked, and the entire business infrastructure on Etsy crumbles. The immediate impact of this is beyond devastating: lost income, an inability to process anymore orders, and the heartbreaking task of explaining to loyal customers why my beloved shop is suddenly gone. The confusion, panic, worry and stress is all consuming and entirely unnecessary; for a platform that prides itself on heartfelt and human interactions, Etsy have behaved so barbarically and inhumane.
A System Without Recourse
What makes these situations particularly egregious is the profound lack of due process involved to support sellers. I’ve since discovered that sellers from around the world report being met with automated responses or complete silence, as I was, when desperately seeking answers. The ability to speak with a human representative who can genuinely investigate their case seems almost non-existent now, and I have no idea why or when this changed.
This leaves business owners in an absolutely impossible position with no explanation. Thousands of small business owners have been left in the dark about the specific reason for their closure, making it impossible to learn from any mistakes or even defend themselves. It’s literally a guessing game with no opponent to challenge or conclude. The absence of a prior warning means that there is no chance to correct any issues, gather customer data, or prepare for the financial fallout of suspending and removing a store. There is no 30 days notice, human contact or providing support to understand and rectify issues. It’s not a three-strikes-and-you’re-out, but a sudden rug pull and I feel entirely blindsided, all the while asking for help to comply with the new platform rules which each of my long-standing listings continue to meet the requirements for.
The appeals process, if one is even offered, is frequently described as opaque and ineffective by other sellers, leading to a dead end for those hoping to restore their businesses as it seems that Etsy are the judge, jury and executioner. For many like me, this isn’t just a business setback; it’s a personal tragedy. It’s the loss of literal years of effort, a significant financial blow, and a profound sense of injustice. The emotional toll, especially for those who are neurodivergent or disabled like myself and rely on the flexibility of self-employment for a young family, can be immense.
Contacting The Better Business Bureau
My next step, after the Etsy appeals process was so clearly one-sided, was to contact the Better Business Bureau in New York where Etsy is based. Despite being small business in England, UK, and using the Etsy UK platform, I had to reach out to their main headquarters for review.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is a private, non-profit organization that aims to foster trust between businesses and consumers. It’s not a government agency and doesn’t have legal authority to force businesses to act. However, it plays a significant role in marketplace self-regulation by:
- Providing Business Information and Ratings: The BBB maintains profiles for businesses, including their rating (A+ to F), customer reviews, and complaint history. These ratings are based on various factors, including a company’s ethics, performance, and responsiveness to complaints.
- Handling Consumer Complaints: Consumers can file complaints against businesses with the BBB. The BBB acts as a neutral third party, forwarding the complaint to the business and requesting a response. They aim to facilitate communication and resolution between the consumer and the business.
- Dispute Resolution Services: Beyond just forwarding complaints, the BBB offers various dispute resolution methods, including conciliation, mediation, and sometimes arbitration. These processes are designed to be informal, user-friendly, and quicker than traditional legal avenues.
- Promoting Ethical Business Practices: The BBB sets standards for ethical business conduct and offers accreditation to businesses that adhere to these standards and pay annual dues.
How the BBB Supports Etsy Sellers to Reinstate Suspended Stores:
While the BBB cannot force Etsy to reinstate a suspended store, filing a complaint with them can be a valuable step for Etsy sellers. I saw a few message boards online where sellers with suspended stores had shared the BBB info, stating that it was unlocked and returned to them within 24hrs of contact which gave me hope. The BBB can be a lifeline for several reasons:
- Increased Visibility and Pressure: Etsy, like many large companies, often has a public profile with the BBB. A formal complaint filed through the BBB becomes part of Etsy’s public record and can negatively impact their BBB rating. This public exposure and potential reputation damage can sometimes incentivize Etsy to respond and engage with the seller’s issue more seriously than they might through their standard support channels.
- Formal Communication Channel: The BBB provides a structured process for communication. When a complaint is filed, the BBB formally contacts Etsy and requests a response within a specific timeframe (often 14 days). This can sometimes prompt a response from Etsy when direct appeals have failed.
- Mediation and Resolution Attempts: If Etsy responds but the seller remains dissatisfied, the BBB may offer mediation services. A neutral mediator can help facilitate a discussion between the seller and Etsy, aiming to find a mutually agreeable solution. While Etsy isn’t legally bound to participate or agree, the BBB’s involvement can sometimes open lines of communication that were previously closed.
- Documentation: Filing a complaint with the BBB creates a documented record of the dispute. This can be useful if the seller decides to pursue other avenues later, such as legal action.
- Community Impact: A high volume of complaints against a company like Etsy on the BBB website can highlight systemic issues and draw attention to the challenges faced by sellers. This collective pressure can contribute to broader calls for change within Etsy’s policies and support structures.
The BBB’s power is primarily based on reputation and mediation, not legal enforcement. If Etsy chooses not to respond or resolve the complaint to the seller’s satisfaction, the BBB cannot compel them to do so. However, the potential negative impact on their public image often provides a strong incentive for businesses to engage.
Many Etsy sellers have reported that filing a complaint with the BBB has led to a response from Etsy and, in some cases, the reinstatement of their accounts, especially when direct appeals were unsuccessful. It’s often seen as a legitimate avenue to escalate an issue beyond Etsy’s internal support system. Unfortunately for me, Etsy ignored the BBB’s contact to reinstate my account, twice, and therefore they closed the case with no further action.
On the BBB website, Etsy has a 1.04 star rating from 658 reviews and an F rating as a business for failure to respond to 3,259 complaint(s) filed against their business, 43 complaint(s) filed against their business that were not resolved, and 7,530 complaint(s) filed against their business in total. Unbelievable figures and ratings, considering all of the sellers making complaints against Etsy online have 5 star ratings on their platform and have worked tirelessly to build successful businesses, all whilst paying high seller fees to the platform to benefit Etsy financially and publicly. The same people that Etsy have been gushing about for building their community are the very businesses that they are destroying.
The Call For Transparency And Fairness
The Etsy community is becoming increasingly vocal about these issues, demanding greater transparency, accountability, and a more humane approach from the platform. Sellers are advocating for:
- Clearer Communication: Specific warnings and explanations for any policy violations.
- Opportunity to Rectify: A chance to correct issues before severe action is taken.
- Accessible Human Support: Real people to address complex problems and provide empathetic assistance.
- Robust Appeal Processes: A fair and transparent mechanism for sellers to dispute closures and present their case.
- A Seller Bill of Rights: Formal protections to ensure fair and consistent treatment for all independent businesses on the platform.
The success of Etsy has always been built on the creativity and dedication of its small business owners. It’s time for the platform to uphold its end of the bargain and ensure that these vital contributors are treated with the respect, fairness, and due process that they deserve. Not to be shut out in the cold and left without a livelihood.
If you’re a small business owner, a supporter of independent creators, or simply believe in fair business practices, your voice matters. I urge you all to join the growing movement advocating for change to help ensure that no more family businesses are destroyed without warning or a right to appeal and rectify issues.
Etsy Has To Change: My Petition With Change.Org
The most devastating part of this all? I’m not alone. This isn’t just my story. Thousands upon thousands of Etsy sellers have had their livelihoods, their dreams, and their businesses erased overnight too—with no explanation, no path to fix the situation, and absolutely NO chance to be heard. It’s a pattern of disregard that is simply unacceptable in 2025, and a rabbit hole of injustice that I have only just begun to look into. One in six small family business sellers have been removed by Etsy in the past year alone and this figure is only set to rise on such a tangent!
This cannot continue. We, the small business owners who built Etsy into what it is today, deserve better. That’s why I’m demanding for fundamental changes:
- Stop the practice of abrupt shop closures without warnings or due process. We deserve transparency and a fair chance to address any issues.
- Provide sellers a chance to rectify issues before accounts are closed. Don’t just pull the plug; give us an opportunity to make things right.
- Offer human support, especially for neurodivergent and disabled sellers who request it. Automated responses or silence are not enough when our entire livelihoods are on the line.
- Respond to Better Business Bureau cases and cooperate with mediation. We need accountability and a fair resolution process for disputes.
- Establish a Seller Bill of Rights for fair, transparent treatment. We need clear guidelines that protect us from arbitrary decisions and ensure equitable treatment.
Join Me In Calling For Change: Your Support Matters
If you support small businesses, if you believe in the power of independent creators, if you stand with disabled entrepreneurs, or if you simply believe in ethical marketplaces, please, I urge you to sign the petition and share it widely. My family’s future, and the futures of countless other small businesses, depend on it. So let’s make our voices heard, once and for all, and demand justice for Etsy sellers worldwide.
A growing number of loyal, successful small businesses are finding their shops abruptly shut down, with no warning, no explanation, and, most cruelly, no fair right to appeal or restore their livelihoods. Today we must take back power and become a united front to have our voices heard.
Are you an Etsy seller? Have you been mistreated by Etsy? Have you lost your livelihood? Please feel free to share your experiences here as I continue this fight for justice to help my family, and others, to seek a fair chance to rectify concerns for both platforms and sellers alike. We simply deserve fairness, justice, customer support and the right to comply to rectify issues.
Etsy Has Responded To Me On Social Media
When I say that I reached out to Etsy via social media, I created pinned posts on my profiles, tagged them in comments and stories, a live stream and commented on several of all of their most recent posts on multiple platforms demanding justice. And whilst these very standard, copy and paste admin responses may only lead to a minor member of staff being told to “let the appeals department handle it” I hope that in bringing it to their attention that the appeals department is severely flawed, and requesting escalation for the complaints department to be involved, will allow this to actually be addressed properly now.
I cannot sit with injustice. I cannot watch hard working, honest and innocent people be used, mistreated and their livelihoods lost in the blink of an eye. For a platform which is built upon heartfelt, human interaction and personalised, unique gifts, it is mind-blowing to think that their customer service and appeals department is so inhumane and automated. Two polar opposites, in direct conflict for morals and ethos.
I will not rest until I bring this behaviour to the attention of the shareholders, investors, board of directors and owners of Etsy to understand that their treatment of sellers is incredibly flawed, unfair and unjust beyond belief. I am not only standing for myself, but ALL small businesses, because I am not alone in this barbaric treatment. As a mother and business owner, I would move heaven and earth to understand my customers needs and comfort, to provide exceptional customer service, listen to concerns and learn from complaints. My morals and ethos marry and align with my business, my actions are the same as my words, I lead by example.
I believe those in a position of power at Etsy would never expect nor support an appeals department to be so severely flawed, unjust and inhumane. This is the very source from which the platform can make the most growth, to better serve, protect and support small businesses rather than attack them. My Etsy store is a SIX FIGURE BUSINESS, for which I have invested years of blood, sweat and tears to build successfully. Think of any other large purchase or investment in your life which you have made -perhaps buying a car, a house, booking a holiday or planning a wedding- which has cost hundreds of thousands of pounds, and please reflect upon if this was a quick and easy decision / transaction, or if it involved extensive planning, paperwork, consideration, research, a timeline and multiple decision makers and members of staff to see through to completion.
Now please reflect upon the livelihood of a family business, a persons ability to pay their bills, keep a roof over their head, food on the table for their children etc. And tell me if this livelihood could be removed in an instant, by a person you have never spoken to, who ignores your help requests, knows nothing of you, doesn’t let you have a say, and won’t allow you to so much as have a single conversation. Tell me if you’d send a person to prison for the rest of their life without being held before a court of law, a jury and judge to discuss and understand the circumstances. And please tell me if the Etsy Trust & Safety team are trustworthy, competent or able to handle such devastating decisions in a single notice that declares a store suspended and permanently closed without explanation or opportunity to rectify any wrongdoing?
When I think of Etsy sellers, beautiful heartfelt gifts, crafters and parents sitting in their kitchen, pouring endless hours into building their businesses for the benefit of their family, do I think of criminals? Do I think of deceitful scammers? Users? Time wasters? Or selfish, untrustworthy chancers and pushy, scheming sales people? That’s the last thing that I expect them to be! I think of kind aunts, gentle grandparents crocheting, artists sharing their passion for nature, pottery class teachers, poets, creatives. The beautiful minds for which the platform has been built, brick by brick, by and for.
So why on earth would you close a SINGLE Etsy business, let alone one in six!? And if so many stores have been shutdown by Etsy, against the wishes or will of their independent sellers, then surely this raises the concern that Etsy’s policies and guidelines are not only unclear, but ill-informed, unsuitable and a totally ineffective way of communicating the platforms vision to its users. Surely this is an internal issue to build better clarity, communication and understanding with sellers, rather than punish small family businesses by destroying their livelihood and leaving everyone confused, distraught and in the dark for any answers, explanations or the chance to rectify concerns. Was my keychain made of the wrong material? Did I stock too many variations of cork? Have too many other stores accessed the same wholesaler as me for my raw materials? You’ll never know what you unknowingly did wrong, but it’s cost you your livelihood and now you’re homeless, but be sure to pay your seller fees before feeding your children with whatever is left in the bank please!
I, as a small business owner and mother, am willing to assist Etsy with building such clarity, to bridge the clearly astronomical gap between platform and seller and improve customer service and the appeals department. I have worked in customer service for many years, I have sat on panels and committees, I have supported the vulnerable, neurodivergent and inexperienced to build people up rather than tear them down.
Etsy, I call for you to address this injustice. To investigate internally your complaints and appeals handling processes and procedures, and just as you require of your sellers, to handle such life-changing and damning decisions as to close down a business in house, and not outsourced to a third party appeals department who in many cases cannot speak the language fluently of the country in which the businesses they are assessing reside. Turn this devastating injustice and failure into an opportunity for growth, to make amends and right the wrongs that have gone undetected, unheard and unnoticed by senior staff. Save Etsy, and restore it to its former glory, before it is too late and it is cancelled entirely.
Social media has given the people a voice, your sellers a voice, and together we are stronger. You may have deleted our messages, but that does not silence us, and the problem does not go away until it is fairly resolved. Be proactive with your actions and support your sellers, rather than employing and instructing your staff to delete, ignore and cover your tracks. The freedom of speech will only grow louder and more damning against injustice and ultimately all will be lost, for everybody involved.
Learn, grow and do better for the sellers who have invested in your success, whilst making the world a more personal, heartfelt and humane place with their beautiful crafts, gifts and generosity. I will happily offer my services free of charge to bridge this gap and be a voice for sellers worldwide. Bring sellers onboard, within the framework and bones of Etsy. Listen. Allow creators to create without punishment; clarify your guidelines, make information more accessible to all, raise sellers awareness, and do not ignore or penalise sellers who genuinely ask you for help, support or clarification. Sweeping issues under the rug and hoping that they will go away will never solve the problem that is causing them. Together, we can help one another! Are you ready to listen?
Update: 2 Months Since My Etsy Store Closure
Surprise surprise, Etsy have ignored all of my attempts to make contact and provided me with no support after taking my business from me two months ago. It appears that their official social media is monitored by low level admins who simply filter all messages requesting support or complaints filing to the very same brick wall as their “appeals department.”
I will not allow this disgusting behaviour from Etsy to deter me from fighting for my rights as a small business owner, and continue to request the support which I never received four months before my store was closed by Etsy.
Etsy sellers deserve to have rights, just as Etsy customers do. Can you imagine is customers were ignored and robbed of their livelihood in the same way as the small business sellers who have their stores taken from them without warning or support?
I’ve been down a rabbit hole of Etsy complaints, for which thousands now litter the internet, from small businesses sharing their personal bad experience and poor treatment from Etsy having been through similar treatment to myself.
I refuse to stay silent about this injustice, for my own human rights and those of other sellers who have been mistreated, let down and left high and dry.
Please sign and share the petition Justice For Etsy Sellers:
https://www.change.org/Justiceforetsysellers
I have recently launched my replacement store at: www.evergreenukboutique.com and hope that my lovely customers from the past 3yrs may be able to find me and continue to shop our beautiful range of heartfelt, sustainable and eco-friendly gifts.
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