If you are interested in buying a framed print, just send us a message and we can figure out the details. Otherwise, we recommend purchasing pre-made frames at Target or craft and hobby stores like Michael's or Jo-Anne Fabrics.

If you're looking for something custom, lookup FrameBridge.com. They have very reasonable prices on custom frames.

Prior to attempting to adhere the patch onto your garment, it's important to note that success will vary depending on the type of fabric used. We cannot guarantee the patch will properly adhere to your garment. If you have any doubts, we'd recommend sewing instead of ironing.

Patches should only to be applied to the fabrics that can withstand temperature 325°F. Satin, nylon, or waterproof fabrics are not recommended for iron-on patches.

• Preheat the iron to 325°F.
• Place the patch on your desired position, and cover it with a light-weighted cloth.
• Then, iron with firm pressure for 10 to 15 seconds.
• Preferably, heat from both topside and underside of the garment.
• After it is cooled down, check the adhesion.

If you received a shipment notification from us but there has been little, to no movement on tracking, your order is most likely already moving through the USPS but hasn't been scanned yet.

In our experience, we've often seen the first scan on tracking from the post office in the destination city, completely bypassing any scans in our Cincinnati Post Office.

The short answer is, probably not. In our experience, USPS can be wildly inconsistent with delivery dates. It will most likely get to you eventually. Though, if you've got a bad feeling about it, we recommend filling out a ticket with USPS so they can open up an investigation (we can also help you out with that).

A package is not considered lost until 20 calendar days have passed (40 calendar days for international) and Hors Catégorie cannot file an insurance claim until then. If you haven’t received your order by 20 calendar days from the date of shipment, please contact us and we’ll help sort out a solution.

Possibly. Orders shipped outside of the U.S. are subject to regular customs duties and fees levied by the destination country.

It's the customers responsibility to pay these import taxes. Please consult your nearest postal authority for details if you have questions or concerns.