Dear babes ordering from outside of the UK!
In this post-Brexit bullshit age, and in the age of that fucking wazzock Trump, posting things outside of the UK has got increasingly complicated and expensive. It's proper annoying, and as a 1-person operation it makes posting outside of the UK less and less appealing.
When I started doing Black Lodge about 12 years ago I mainly did patches and zines. To post a patch back then to the States cost £1, now it costs £4. Fucking bonkers eh.
But I still want to post stuff to you!
So a few things to be aware of -
T-shirts - To remove the stress of this bullshit for me a bit (and to stop things selling out so fast!) I've connected my stuff to a print-on-demand company specifically for people outside of the UK who want to order t-shirts. I'm not really a fan of print-on-demand, but this one is quite good - they run their factory on solar power, they recycle old t-shirts to make new ones, everything is organic and vegan. The shirts aren't screen printed instead they use this high quality digital print, which for stuff like mine consisting of only 1 or 2 colours works pretty well. I don't think they're as good as my screen printed shirts but they're still good! The shipping, customs and tariffs is all handled by the other company.
To order go here -
https://black-lodge-press.teemill.com/
USA people, it's very expensive to post to you now. It already was expensive but now there's additional customs and tariff fees too.
As an alternative; the wonderful AK Press sell my zines and prints. They're California based so no tariffs, big postage costs etc. They're due to get more of my prints in late April 2026.
EU people, the customs charges and fees make no sense. You might have to pay additional money to get your item released by customs, or you might not. It makes no sense, but please be aware of additional costs on top of your postage might apply.
Canadian babes, phew postage to your place is right expensive now! Again, if you're after prints might be cheaper to get them from AK Press.
