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Update as at 7th June 2020
Dear Customers,
As we all know, our world here is Wales and the United Kingdom is experiencing an unprecedented pandemic event with the global spread of COVID-19.
First and foremost, the health and safety of our community—our employees, customers, and partners—is our top priority. We are lucky that most of our team members already work remotely, so this change won't have any impact on our business operations.
Our business is still operating (nearly) as normal and we are able to ship your orders although there is no NEXT DAY DELIVERY Option in the UK and delivery times are generally one or two days slower both in the UK and internationally. We are following all the Government guidelines and are constantly monitoring the well-being of our staff and Partners. We will update you immediately if any of the above changes.
On behalf of everyone at FelinFach Natural Textiles we hope that everyone in your life stays safe and healthy, and that we'll all be back to our usual day-to-day soon.
Our company, FelinFach Natural Textiles is located in the heart of the Preseli area of Pembrokeshire near to Boncath. We design Welsh blankets, Welsh woollen blankets and throws which are traditionally woven at Welsh mills. We also design and make natural hand dyed yarn, cotton, silk and wool scarves and other handmade products. We are a proud supporter of the Campaign for Wool, Global Welsh and Wales International.
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