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Postage and packing costs

5 years ago

How much would the postage and packing be if we ordered this sofa and then decided to return it please? Are you able to post us a fabric swatch for the yellow and the blue to check which is most suitable in our bedroom?
Thank you.

Camden Linen-Effect Banquette Bench, Yellow · More Info

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Shankar UK LLP
5 years ago
Could you please confirm the post code, and then i will be able to advise you the delivery cost

Swatch samples are available if you could advise me the address and i will be able to post out the swatches for you.
G N
Original Author
5 years ago
Please could you provide an email address to send these details to you as Id prefer not to post my address on this webpage. Thank you.

Gianna
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