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British Made Gifts sells personalised gifts printed to order and made in Yorkshire, from banners and towels to football scarves and dolls. It suits birthday, football or memorial presents with a name or photo. Listed codes are entered at checkout.
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British Made Gifts sells personalised gifts, and its own site says every item is printed to order. The catalogue includes birthday banners, custom flags, beach and golf towels, aprons, door mats, Santa sacks, knitted football scarves, snoods, face cushions and Mini Me dolls. Retro football shirt designs are a large part of the range, and there are separate sections for seasonal and darts gifts. The shop describes its products as made in Yorkshire.
Items are made to order, so there is a short making time before dispatch, and the shop makes no guarantee on timings. UK orders go by tracked Royal Mail, with international tracked options priced by destination. The shop's own pages word dispatch times and couriers differently, so the delivery options, costs and dates shown at checkout are the ones to rely on.
The refund policy says that because every product is personalised, returns are not accepted unless the fault is the shop's. That makes checking spelling, names, dates and uploaded photos before paying especially important. The site has a photo guide for preparing images, and its contact details are listed on the site.
A code is entered at checkout on britishmade.gifts. Vouchernaut lists any code on offer under the heading above, and showing it opens the shop in a new tab. The shop may run its own separate offers, such as newsletter sign-up deals, and the terms for each offer apply. If a code is rejected, the basket may hold items the code excludes, so the offer's own conditions are worth reading.
The shop's banner advertises buy now pay later, and its footer links to a page about Klarna and Clearpay. Whether either is offered depends on the basket and on the provider's own checks at checkout.
We currently list 1 discount code. Check each offer's terms, country and expiry date before using it. The retailer confirms eligibility at checkout.
The shop describes its products as made in Yorkshire, UK, and says every item is printed to order.
UK orders go by tracked Royal Mail. Delivery options and costs are shown at checkout.
Not usually. The refund policy says returns are not accepted on personalised items unless the fault is the shop's.
Items are printed to order before dispatch, and the shop gives no guarantee on timings. Delivery dates and options are shown at checkout.
The shop may run newsletter or first-order offers of its own. Check its site for what applies, and see the listed codes on this page.
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