Shipping to Europe: an important message
We love Europe and all our European customers, but we no longer ship directly to European countries. If you are in Europe, you can still have our prints delivered to you. Read on to find out how…
Our prints have ended up travelling far and wide, but international postal systems can sometimes work against us; following Brexit, shipping to Europe has become complex, expensive and frequently problematic. So to provide our European customers with the best possible service, and to continue to serve them, we have partnered with ForwardVia – a service that provides a free shipping address in the UK and onward shipping anywhere in the world at prices better than we would be able to offer.
So this way, European customers pay less than before and enjoy a smoother shipping experience. If you are shopping from Europe, we encourage you to use ForwardVia. Sign up for free today – and enjoy further benefits too such as combining many packages from UK sellers into one international shipment.
How does ForwardVia work?
- You start by creating a free account on ForwardVia. You will get your UK postal address instantly.
- You shop with your UK address. Order here at Kite (and any other UK retailers) and use your ForwardVia UK delivery address at checkout.
- You will be updated every step of the way. We will notify you when we have shipped your prints and ForwardVia will notify you when your print arrives with them. Once it has arrived, you can choose from a choice of shipping carriers and services.
- ForwardVia will ship direct to you. Once you’ve chosen your shipping carrier, made a payment for the shipping, they will ship it to you, wherever you are.
Get your free UK shipping address at ForwardVia now.
I have questions!
Although ForwardVia is an incredibly reliable shipping method, we understand that it may be unfamiliar to you – it’s natural for you to have questions. Please refer to ForwardVia’s FAQ. If you have any questions relating to your order, our products, or anything else Kite-related, you can contact us.
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