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Terms of sale

  1. Seller: Hats & Stuff, 61 Bridge Street, Kington, HR5 3DJ, United Kingdom, hello@hatsandstuff.com.
  2. Price: the total in sats shown at checkout. It includes delivery and the taxes our maker charges us, and it's worked out as our maker's costs, the 1% payment fee on those costs, and our fixed slice per item for that day, set by the rule on our Pricing page (12,500 sats today). Each price is locked for 10 minutes. We aren't VAT-registered, so we don't add VAT of our own.
  3. Payment: Bitcoin over Lightning only, through our payment provider CoinCorner. Pay the invoice on the payment page before it expires. Our checkout accepts payments up to £500 per order. For a larger order, email us.
  4. Late or wrong payments: if a payment arrives after your price has expired, or for a different amount, we'll email you and either complete your order or refund you.
  5. Contract: a contract is formed when your payment is confirmed and we email your order confirmation. Each item is then made to order. Production usually starts the day you pay; on very busy days it starts the next morning.
  6. Delivery: to the countries offered at checkout. UK orders: we aim to deliver within 30 days of payment, usually in 5–12 working days. Orders outside the UK: within 45 days, usually in 7–25 working days. See Shipping for the estimates. You're responsible for any import duties or taxes your country charges on delivery that aren't shown at checkout.
  7. Cancellation and returns: you can cancel within 14 days of receiving your order (see Returns). Your statutory rights aren't affected.
  8. Refunds are sent over the Bitcoin Lightning Network only, to a Lightning payment request you give us, for the pound value of your payment at the time of purchase, converted at the rate on the day of the refund (see Returns). We don't send refunds to on-chain bitcoin addresses.
  9. Problems: email us first. We aim to reply within one working day.
  10. Law: these terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. If you're a consumer living elsewhere, you keep the protections your own country's law gives you.