FLAME Zine 2024
£6.00
A beautiful zine written by FLAME (youth Landworkers’ Alliance) members across the country. Featuring writing and illustration covering food sovereignty, land rights and agroecology in the UK.
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- Size Guide
A note on gender and sizing:
We believe that clothes do not have a gender, and that the fit, colour and style of clothing is an individual choice. We’ve de-gendered product descriptions and instead have tried to give information about the cut and fit. However, we’re a bit limited by the clothing that is available and how companies choose to present their clothing. For this reason, the labelling inside our clothing may unfortunately still be gendered – but we encourage you to wear whatever you like and feel comfortable in.
Similarly, we have tried to expand on the range of sizing we have offered previously, but again we are somewhat limited by what is on offer. This is still a work in progress and any feedback on sizing – and suggestions for more ethical clothing suppliers who offer a wide range of sizing would be appreciated.
- Delivery & Return
Delivery
We will only deliver an item once payment has been received in full.
Within the UK our fulfilment is carried out by our dispatch partner. They use Royal Mail second class post to deliver our products, to keep delivery costs down. It is not possible to provide a delivery date in advance, or to provide tracking information for domestic orders, although you will receive notification when your item has been dispatched. If you would like faster delivery, you can email merchandise@
landworkersalliance.org.uk to discuss expedited delivery options at an additional cost before placing an order. Please note this email address is not checked daily, and it may not be possible to fulfil your request. Domestic Shipping Costs:
Our standard shipping rate is £4 - £6
For orders over £100, postage is free.
Orders are usually shipped daily between Monday and Friday. Orders are not dispatched over weekends or on UK bank holidays, and will be dispatched the following business day. From time to time we reserve the right to suspend sales on our webshop for maintenance. This will be clearly indicated.
We will notify you if something happens which is outside of our control or if we are notified of any delays by Royal Mail or our fulfilment partner.
Delivery of the products is understood to have taken place when they have been delivered to the address provided during the ordering process. We cannot take responsibility for items lost, damaged, or stolen if the customer is not at home to accept the delivery and it is left by the delivery service somewhere outside of the specified property.
Shipments that are returned or require rerouting due to incorrect addresses will be subject to additional charges for reshipment and/or re-labelling, or customers will be refunded. If an order does not arrive due to an incorrect address being provided by the customer, we cannot take responsibility for this, and we are not able to offer a replacement in these circumstances.
Shipping charges will not be refunded for late deliveries in the event the recipient is not available to receive the package when delivered.
The Customer becomes responsible for the products once delivery has taken place.
Returns
You have the right to cancel your order within 14 days of placing your order. If cancellation takes place before products are shipped (by emailing merchandise@
landworkersalliance.org.uk), a refund will take place no later than 14 calendar days after the day on which we are informed about your decision to cancel your order. If your order has already shipped, it must be returned and be received by The Landworkers Alliance before any refund can be processed. Please note that the return postage costs of non-faulty items are not refundable, and are done so at the customer’s own expense.
Before returning an item, please first notify us by emailing merchandise@
landworkersalliance.org.uk to let us know you would like to return your order, and to check your item is eligible for return / cancellation. We will then send a Returns Form for completion which should be included with your returned item(s). Be sure to include the reason why you wish to return the goods, whether you would like a replacement or a refund, and your name and order number.
Once received, a refund will be processed for the item(s) you wish to cancel (excluding postage and packaging fee). We will make the reimbursement no later than 14 calendar days after the day we receive any products supplied.
All returned items must be returned in a clean, undamaged and unused condition – The customer is liable for any diminished value of the products resulting from dirt, damage or use.
We will make the reimbursement using the same means of payment as used for the initial transaction, unless we have expressly agreed otherwise.
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A beautiful zine written by FLAME (youth Landworkers’ Alliance) members across the country. Read to learn, be inspired and get practical advice about food sovereignty, land rights and agroecology in the UK.
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This publication is a celebration of underrepresented land workers in the UK, and contains a series of full colour photos and a smaller booklet of interviews.
The publication was designed by artists Conway + Young and printed by Small Press.
Main publication:
Inside cover-hand screen printed text using soil from some of the participants land, 12 pages of full colour photos.
Inner booklet- risograph cover with 8 pages of text printed on recycled paper.
LAND / WORKERS is a Project made as part of the Cultivating Justice project by members of LWA’s LGBTQ+ working group ‘Out On The Land’ alongside participants from the wider land-based worker community.
25% of proceeds for this from sales of this publication will be donated to ‘Say it Loud Club’ a charity offering support to LGBTQI+ refugees in the UK.
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