Shipping News - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on May 22, 2020

Shipping News

Hello friends! We want to provide you with an update on our current shipping situation at Hero Arts.

Although we are still working hard to finish shipping April My Monthly Hero kits, we are more behind than we anticipated. We hope to finish shipping these out in the next couple of weeks. We will start on May kits and add-ons just as soon as we have finished with the April kits.

In the meantime, we have good news on the horizon! California is starting to allow the opening of manufacturers like Hero Arts. This means we are working on plans to safely and efficiently reopen. In the coming weeks we will bring back more of our production team and hope to translate this into faster shipping times and more normal operations. Stay tuned as we know more!

We are so appreciative that you have continued to order despite knowing we have long delays. We are doing our best and are so sorry for the long shipping times. Of course, if it is too long to wait you are welcome to cancel your order at any time and we will happily provide a full refund. Please just let us know.

Thank you for your kind understanding and patience! Look for another shipping update soon, as we move forward with our plans to reopen with safety as our top priority.

Take care,

11 comments

We’re with you every step of the way. You have been wonderful in getting out and still designing during this precarious time. Even more important, you have kept us informed all along the way. I will never stop my subscription and am willing to wait for months.

Deborah Kindel,

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