Worried about shipping Deadlines? We're keeping an eye on things, here are all the dates you need.
Place your order by the below dates in order to receive them by Christmas. (All dates below include Alaska and Hawaii)
Wednesday, December 19th: Place an order with custom engraving, logos, initials etc. by 12:00 PM Mountain Time in order to ensure Christmas Delivery.
Thursday, December 20th: Last day for First Class Mail/Free Shipping.
Thursday, December 20th: Last Day for Priority Mail.
Friday, December 22nd: Last Day for Priority Mail Express.
Have Questions? We're here to help info@liquidhardware.com or 208-557-9848.
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