Payment Plans

Love our garments but struggling with the pricing? Slow, sustainable fashion is about investing in items that will last, that have been made fairly, where fabrics are manufactured ethically, and time is taken over each piece stitched. This does generally mean a higher price tag too. On the plus side it encourages us to spend wisely, and buy things we truly love and intend to wear again and again. However, it does also make things tricky for those of us without the immediate funds to purchase. I’ve long thought about, and experienced, this struggle, which is where the idea for this payment plan system began.

Though I now have Clearpay set up site-wide (which splits your payment over a select amount of time but doesn’t affect the lead-time of your purchase), I am still more than happy to send over the links for a payment plan instead. Read below to find out more and decide what is the best option for you!

With a House of Flint payment plan you can choose to pay over 2 or 3 months and can pay your instalments whenever suits. There are special product pages for a payment plan piece so let me know if you’d like access to these! For your first payment you simply add the garment to your cart from these pages and purchase as normal. When your next instalment is due you will receive a reminder but this can be paid at anytime. Once again you will add the garment to your cart but use the discount code PAYMENTPLANSHIPPING to ensure you do not pay for shipping on your second/third instalments.

Your order is confirmed from first payment, and once it has been paid in full it will be sent out as with any other order. Now that my shipping times are back to a more reasonable time frame this does mean that you will receive your garment later than you would when paying in full, but feel free to finish paying at your own pace if you’re happy to wait for your garment.

By setting up these plans as individual products I have full control and nothing is taken from your account automatically as with other payment plan options. Therefore, if you’re having a bad month financially you can easily wait until the following month to pay your next instalment, or get in touch to cancel your order and receive a full refund for the amount already paid.