TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Last updated: August 2026
These Terms and Conditions apply to purchases made from For Your Glory through our website and, where applicable, through orders placed directly with us.
Please read these Terms carefully before placing an order.
Nothing in these Terms affects your statutory rights as a consumer.
1. About Us
This website is operated by For Your Glory, a UK-based Christian-owned business.
Throughout these Terms, references to “For Your Glory”, “we”, “us” or “our” mean the business supplying the goods.
References to “you”, “your” or “Customer” mean the person purchasing or seeking to purchase goods from us.
Our website is:
www.foryourglory.co.uk
Our contact email address is:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
Our full legal business name, trading address, company registration number and VAT registration number, where applicable, should be read together with the information displayed on our website and order documentation.
2. Faith-Based Business Statement
For Your Glory is a Christian faith-based brand.
Our products, designs, written content and brand messaging reflect our sincerely held Christian beliefs and biblical values.
Our mission is to create products that encourage faith, inspire people in their walk with Jesus Christ and ultimately bring glory to God.
Our products are created and selected in accordance with the Christian identity and creative direction of the For Your Glory brand.
References to our Christian beliefs or biblical principles describe the character, purpose and creative identity of our brand and products. They are not intended to prevent any person from purchasing products that we offer for general sale.
3. Biblical and Faith-Based Content
The biblical messages, Scripture references and Christian content appearing on our products and website are intended for inspiration, encouragement and personal expression.
They do not constitute theological, pastoral, legal, financial, medical or other professional advice.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, For Your Glory is not affiliated with or endorsed by any particular Christian denomination, church organisation, Bible publisher or ministry.
Biblical quotations and references may be reproduced from Bible translations that we are authorised or otherwise legally entitled to use.
Copyright in individual Bible translations remains with the relevant copyright owner where applicable.
Third-party copyright notices and acknowledgements will be given where required.
4. Custom Design and Faith-Based Production Policy
For Your Glory is a Christian faith-based brand and retains reasonable creative discretion over the personalised, commissioned and custom-made products that we agree to manufacture.
We may decline a proposed design, image, message, slogan, wording, photograph, symbol or other content where, in our reasonable opinion, the requested content:
- is obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit;
- contains excessive profanity;
- is threatening or promotes unlawful violence;
- promotes hatred, harassment or unlawful discrimination;
- promotes illegal activities;
- is defamatory;
- infringes or may infringe copyright, trademarks or other intellectual-property rights;
- contains material that we reasonably believe we do not have the legal right to reproduce;
- is inconsistent with the Christian identity, message or creative direction of the For Your Glory brand; or
- is otherwise outside the type of custom-production services that we choose to offer.
Any decision made under this section relates to the content or product we are being asked to produce, rather than to the identity or protected characteristics of the person requesting it.
We do not refuse to sell products that we ordinarily offer for general sale because of a customer’s race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, sex, disability, age, religion or belief, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership status or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Further details may be contained within our separate Faith-Based Production Policy.
5. Products
We take reasonable care to ensure that product descriptions, images, measurements and specifications displayed on our website are accurate.
However, photographs and images are for illustrative purposes and colours may appear differently depending upon:
- screen settings;
- lighting;
- photography;
- monitor or mobile-device settings;
- fabric or material batches; and
- natural variations in the materials used.
Minor differences of this kind do not necessarily mean that a product is defective.
Nothing in this section affects your statutory rights where a product is faulty, materially different from its description or otherwise fails to conform to the contract.
6. Handmade, Printed, Embroidered and Engraved Products
Many For Your Glory products are handmade, printed, embroidered, engraved, sublimated, heat-pressed or otherwise individually produced.
Because of the nature of these processes, minor variations may occur between products.
These can include reasonable variations in:
- print placement;
- embroidery positioning;
- stitch appearance;
- engraving depth or shade;
- wood grain;
- leather grain;
- colour;
- texture;
- dimensions;
- print intensity;
- HTV placement;
- natural markings; and
- overall finish.
Such minor variations are a normal characteristic of handmade and individually produced goods and will not by themselves constitute a defect where the product remains of satisfactory quality, fit for its intended purpose and materially consistent with its description.
7. Clothing Sizes
Garment measurements and size guides are provided as accurately as reasonably possible.
Sizing can vary slightly between garment manufacturers, styles and production batches.
You are responsible for consulting the applicable size guide before ordering.
Nothing in this section affects your rights where we supply an incorrect size or where the goods materially differ from the size or description ordered.
8. Placing an Order
When you place an order through our website, you are making an offer to purchase the goods contained in your order.
Receipt of payment or an automated order acknowledgement does not necessarily mean that we have accepted your order.
Unless we expressly state otherwise, a contract between you and For Your Glory is formed when we confirm acceptance of your order or dispatch the goods.
For personalised or custom-made products, acceptance may occur earlier where we confirm that the custom order has been accepted and production has commenced.
We reserve the right to reject or cancel an order before a binding contract has been formed where, for example:
- the product is unavailable;
- payment has not been authorised;
- an obvious pricing error has occurred;
- incorrect product information has been displayed;
- we reasonably suspect fraud or misuse;
- the delivery address cannot reasonably be serviced;
- a custom request breaches our Custom Design and Faith-Based Production Policy; or
- we are unable to produce the requested personalised item.
If we cancel an order after taking payment and you are entitled to repayment, we will refund the relevant amount.
9. Prices
Prices will be shown on the website or quoted to you before you place an order.
Any mandatory charges payable by you will be disclosed before you complete your purchase.
Delivery charges will be shown separately where applicable.
If we discover an obvious pricing error before accepting an order, we may contact you and offer you the opportunity to proceed at the correct price or cancel the affected order.
We will not alter the agreed price after a contract has been formed except where permitted by law or expressly agreed with you.
10. Payment
Payment must normally be made in full at the time an online order is placed unless we have agreed alternative payment arrangements.
We accept the payment methods displayed during checkout.
An order may be delayed or cancelled where a payment is:
- declined;
- reversed;
- subject to a fraud alert;
- subject to additional verification; or
- otherwise not successfully received.
We may conduct reasonable fraud-prevention and payment-security checks before dispatch.
11. Ownership of Goods
Where goods have been supplied before full payment has been received under an agreed credit or invoicing arrangement, ownership of those goods will remain with For Your Glory until payment has been received in full, to the extent permitted by law.
This provision does not affect any consumer rights regarding possession, cancellation or refunds.
12. Personalised and Custom-Made Products
Certain goods made to your individual specification or clearly personalised may not carry the usual statutory change-of-mind cancellation right.
Examples may include products containing:
- your name;
- a recipient’s individual name;
- personalised wording;
- a photograph supplied by you;
- customer-specific artwork;
- individually requested engraving;
- uniquely commissioned embroidery;
- custom wording;
- a design created specifically to your instructions; or
- another genuinely individual specification.
A product will not automatically be treated as personalised merely because it is manufactured after an order is received where it otherwise forms part of our standard range.
The exclusion from change-of-mind cancellation rights for genuinely personalised products does not affect your statutory rights if the product is faulty, not as described or otherwise fails to conform to the contract.
13. Customer Approval of Personalised Designs
Where we provide a proof, mock-up, layout or digital design for your approval, you are responsible for checking it carefully before approving production.
You should check, where applicable:
- spelling;
- names;
- dates;
- Bible references;
- wording;
- punctuation;
- layout;
- positioning;
- colour choices;
- sizes; and
- other personalised information.
Once you approve the proof, we may begin production immediately.
Changes may not be possible after approval and production has commenced.
We will not be responsible for an error contained in information, wording or artwork that you supplied or expressly approved where the finished product accurately reproduces that approved information.
This does not apply where the finished product materially differs from the approved proof or where we have made an error independently of the material approved by you.
14. Customer-Supplied Artwork and Content
Where you provide photographs, artwork, logos, Bible quotations, text, trademarks, illustrations, graphics or other content for use on a personalised product, you confirm that:
- you own the material; or
- you have sufficient permission or authority to allow us to reproduce it for your order.
You must not knowingly ask us to reproduce material that infringes another person’s copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity or other legal rights.
We may request evidence of permission and may refuse an order where we reasonably believe that reproduction may infringe another person’s rights.
You remain responsible for obtaining the permissions or licences required for customer-supplied material.
Nothing in this clause excludes any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
15. Deposits for Bespoke, Bulk and Special Orders
We may require a deposit before beginning:
- personalised work;
- custom commissions;
- bulk orders;
- wholesale orders;
- specialist production; or
- orders requiring materials to be specially purchased.
We will tell you the amount of any deposit and the applicable cancellation arrangements before accepting the order.
Where you subsequently cancel after we have reasonably incurred costs specifically for your order, we may retain or recover an amount representing reasonable losses and costs directly resulting from the cancellation, to the extent permitted by law.
We will not automatically retain a deposit where doing so would be unfair or would amount to an unlawful penalty.
Nothing in this provision affects any statutory cancellation right that applies to the transaction.
16. Consumer Cancellation Rights
If you are a consumer purchasing a standard non-personalised product online, you will normally have a legal right to cancel the contract without giving a reason.
The cancellation period generally ends 14 days after the day on which you, or a person nominated by you other than the carrier, receives the goods.
Where one order contains multiple goods delivered separately, the applicable cancellation period may begin from receipt of the final item where required by law.
To exercise your cancellation right, you must notify us clearly that you wish to cancel.
You may contact us at:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
You do not need to give a reason for exercising a statutory cancellation right.
17. Exceptions to Change-of-Mind Cancellation Rights
The statutory cancellation right does not apply in circumstances excluded by applicable consumer legislation.
This includes, in particular, goods that are:
- made to the consumer’s specifications; or
- clearly personalised.
The exemption will be applied according to the actual nature of the product and not merely because we manufacture an item after receiving an order.
This exemption does not remove your rights where goods are faulty, not as described or otherwise fail to conform to the contract.
18. Returning Cancelled Standard Goods
After telling us that you wish to cancel a standard non-personalised order, you must return the goods within the period required by law, normally within 14 days of notifying us of the cancellation.
Please contact us at:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
for the correct returns address and instructions.
We strongly recommend obtaining proof of postage.
Unless the goods are faulty, incorrectly supplied or we have agreed otherwise, you will normally be responsible for the direct cost of returning goods following a change-of-mind cancellation.
19. Handling Returned Goods
You are entitled to inspect standard goods in a manner reasonably necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning, similar to the way you might reasonably inspect them in a shop.
For clothing, this generally means that an item may be carefully tried on.
You should not wear clothing for extended use, wash it, damage it, remove essential components or otherwise handle the goods beyond what is reasonably necessary to inspect them.
Where the value of returned goods has been diminished because of handling beyond what is reasonably necessary, we may make an appropriate deduction from the refund where permitted by law.
20. Incorrect or Substitute Returns
You must return the item that was supplied to you.
If we reasonably believe that an item returned to us:
- was not purchased from For Your Glory;
- is not the item originally supplied;
- has been deliberately substituted; or
- is connected with suspected fraudulent activity,
we may investigate the matter and may decline a refund where you are not legally entitled to one.
We reserve the right to take reasonable further action in cases of suspected fraud.
We do not impose an automatic investigation penalty on consumers.
21. Faulty, Damaged or Misdescribed Goods
We are under a legal duty to supply goods that conform to the contract.
Goods supplied to consumers must meet the standards required by applicable consumer law, including requirements relating to satisfactory quality, fitness for purpose and conformity with description.
If you believe that an item is:
- faulty;
- damaged;
- incorrectly supplied;
- not as described; or
- otherwise does not conform to your contract,
please contact us at:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
Please provide your order number and a description of the problem.
We may reasonably request photographs or other information to help us assess the issue, although any such request will not remove your statutory rights.
Nothing in these Terms restricts your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 or other applicable consumer legislation.
22. Personalised Products That Are Faulty
Personalised and custom-made goods cannot normally be returned merely because you change your mind where the relevant statutory exemption applies.
However, personalised products may still be returned or otherwise remedied where they are faulty, materially different from their description or otherwise fail to conform to the contract.
The fact that an item is personalised does not remove your statutory rights regarding defective or non-conforming goods.
23. Refunds
Where you properly exercise a statutory cancellation right, we will issue the refund within the period required by law.
For returned goods, we may withhold reimbursement until:
- we have received the goods back; or
- you provide evidence that you have returned them,
whichever occurs first where applicable law provides for this.
We aim to process eligible refunds within 5 working days after the relevant return has been received and checked, but the statutory time limits will apply where they require a different period.
Where required by law, a cancellation refund will include the cost of our least expensive standard delivery option.
If you chose a more expensive enhanced, express or premium delivery service, the additional cost above our standard delivery charge will not normally be refundable.
Refunds will normally be made using the original payment method unless otherwise agreed or legally permitted.
24. Returning Faulty Goods
Where goods are faulty, incorrectly supplied or not as described and we are legally responsible for the return cost, we will reimburse or arrange reasonable return costs as appropriate.
Please contact us before sending faulty goods so that we can provide appropriate return instructions.
Contacting us before return assists us in processing the matter but does not remove any statutory rights you may have.
25. Care Instructions
Customers should follow all washing, drying, ironing, storage, cleaning and other care instructions supplied with a product or displayed on the applicable product page.
Different care requirements may apply to products containing:
- heat-transfer vinyl;
- white-toner transfers;
- printed designs;
- embroidered designs;
- sublimation printing;
- leather;
- wood;
- metal;
- adhesive materials; or
- specialist finishes.
We will not be responsible for deterioration or damage caused by:
- improper washing;
- excessive washing temperatures;
- tumble drying contrary to care instructions;
- direct ironing over decorated areas;
- bleaching;
- unsuitable chemicals;
- misuse;
- accidental damage;
- excessive heat;
- improper storage; or
- failure to follow reasonable care instructions,
except where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
26. Delivery Charges
Delivery charges applicable to your order will be displayed before checkout.
Where our standard UK delivery charge is £4.99, this will apply unless another delivery price or promotional offer is displayed at checkout.
International delivery charges may depend upon the weight, dimensions and destination of the parcel.
Delivery prices and thresholds may change from time to time, but the applicable charge will be shown before you complete your purchase.
27. Free Delivery Offers
Where we advertise free delivery above a specified order value, the qualifying threshold and any geographical or other restrictions will be stated in the relevant offer.
Where the current qualifying threshold is £50, free delivery will apply only where the qualifying value and any other published conditions are satisfied.
Promotional delivery offers may be changed or withdrawn for future orders.
Any changes will not affect orders already accepted under an existing offer.
28. Delivery Addresses and Fraud Prevention
For security and fraud-prevention purposes, we may carry out reasonable address and payment verification checks.
In some circumstances we may:
- restrict delivery to the billing address;
- require an alternative address to be verified;
- request additional information;
- delay dispatch while reasonable verification is completed; or
- cancel and refund an order where satisfactory verification cannot be obtained.
We will not use this provision arbitrarily.
29. Delivery Times
Any estimated delivery date shown on our website or order confirmation is an estimate unless we have expressly agreed a guaranteed delivery date.
We aim to dispatch and deliver orders within the times shown for the relevant product.
Unless another legally permitted arrangement applies, goods will be delivered within the period required by consumer law.
Where unforeseen circumstances cause a significant delay, we will contact you where reasonably practicable.
30. Delivery Delays and Events Outside Our Control
We will not be responsible for a delay or failure caused by events outside our reasonable control where the law permits this.
Examples may include:
- postal disruption;
- carrier disruption;
- severe weather;
- fire;
- flood;
- major power failures;
- widespread internet or communications outages;
- industrial action;
- border disruption;
- supply-chain emergencies;
- government restrictions; or
- other comparable events.
We will take reasonable steps to minimise the effects of the disruption.
Nothing in this section removes any cancellation or refund rights you may have under applicable law.
31. Risk in Goods
For consumer orders, risk in the goods passes to you when the goods come into the physical possession of you or another person that you identify to receive them, subject to applicable law.
Where you independently arrange a carrier that we did not offer as a delivery option, different statutory rules may apply.
32. Missing Deliveries
If your order has not arrived within the estimated delivery period, please contact us promptly at:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
We may investigate the delivery with the relevant carrier.
Customers are requested to cooperate reasonably with any carrier investigation.
This does not affect your statutory rights if goods are not delivered.
33. Damaged Deliveries
If goods arrive damaged, please contact us as soon as reasonably possible.
Where practicable, please retain:
- the damaged item;
- external packaging;
- internal packaging;
- shipping labels; and
- photographs of the damage.
This may assist us in pursuing a claim against the carrier.
A failure to notify us immediately does not by itself remove any statutory rights you may have.
34. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, intellectual-property rights in original content created by or for For Your Glory, including applicable rights in:
- product photography;
- original artwork;
- graphics;
- logos;
- branding;
- website copy;
- original product designs;
- illustrations;
- product mock-ups;
- layouts; and
- other original creative materials
are owned by or licensed to For Your Glory.
You may not reproduce, commercially exploit, distribute, manufacture from, modify, copy or sell copies of our protected intellectual property without appropriate permission.
Third-party trademarks, fonts, Bible translations, photographs, artwork and other licensed materials remain the property of their respective rights holders.
35. Purchasing a Product Does Not Transfer Design Rights
Purchasing a physical product from For Your Glory does not transfer copyright or any other intellectual-property rights in the design appearing on that product.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, purchasing one of our products does not give you permission to:
- digitise the design;
- reproduce it;
- print it onto other products;
- embroider it;
- manufacture copies;
- distribute digital copies; or
- commercially exploit the underlying artwork.
Nothing in this provision prevents the lawful resale of a genuine physical product purchased from us where such resale is permitted by law.
36. Payment Disputes and Chargebacks
If you believe there is a problem with an order or payment, we encourage you to contact us so that we have an opportunity to investigate and resolve the matter.
Nothing in these Terms prevents you from exercising any lawful rights through your bank, card issuer or payment provider.
Where a payment dispute or chargeback is raised, we may provide the payment provider with information reasonably necessary to respond to the dispute, including:
- order records;
- correspondence;
- tracking information;
- delivery confirmation;
- photographs;
- personalised-design approvals;
- production records; and
- other relevant evidence.
Any personal information used for this purpose will be handled in accordance with applicable data-protection law.
Where we reasonably believe a chargeback or payment claim is fraudulent or deliberately misleading, we reserve the right to contest the claim and exercise any lawful recovery rights available to us.
37. Invoiced Orders
Most retail orders must be paid for before dispatch.
However, we may occasionally agree to invoice:
- businesses;
- churches;
- organisations;
- wholesale customers;
- corporate customers; or
- other approved customers.
Where we agree to supply goods on invoice, payment must be made by the due date displayed on the invoice or otherwise agreed in writing.
If no credit facility has been expressly agreed, you should not assume that credit terms are available.
38. Late Payment — Business Customers
Where you purchase wholly or mainly for business purposes and an invoice remains unpaid after its due date, we reserve the right to exercise our rights under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 and any applicable replacement or amending legislation.
This may include the right to claim:
- statutory interest at the rate applicable from time to time;
- statutory fixed compensation for debt-recovery costs; and
- additional reasonable recovery costs to the extent permitted by law.
Interest may continue to accrue from the date on which payment became overdue until the outstanding balance is paid.
These rights are in addition to any other lawful remedies available to us.
39. Late Payment — Consumer Customers
Where an invoice has been issued to a consumer and an undisputed amount remains unpaid after the agreed due date, we may contact you by reasonable means to request payment.
This may include communication by:
- email;
- telephone;
- SMS;
- letter; or
- another reasonable communication method.
Where permitted by law, we reserve the right to recover reasonable and proportionate administrative or debt-recovery costs actually and reasonably incurred as a direct result of recovering an overdue debt.
Any such costs will reflect reasonable recovery activity and will not be imposed as a penalty.
40. Administrative and Debt-Recovery Costs
Where an account remains overdue, we reserve the right, to the extent legally permitted, to recover reasonable costs associated with pursuing the unpaid debt.
This may include reasonable costs associated with:
- formal payment reminders;
- letters before action;
- professional debt collection;
- legal advice;
- court proceedings; and
- enforcement of a judgment.
For business customers, our rights under this clause are without prejudice to any statutory entitlement to interest, fixed compensation or additional recovery costs under late-payment legislation.
For consumers, any recovery costs sought will be reasonable, proportionate and legally recoverable.
41. Suspension of Further Orders
Where a customer has an undisputed overdue account, we may:
- suspend further credit;
- decline further custom work;
- place outstanding non-paid orders on hold where legally permitted; or
- require future orders to be paid for in advance.
This will not affect any statutory rights relating to goods for which payment has already been made.
42. Debt Recovery
Where an amount properly due remains unpaid following reasonable requests for payment, we may refer the debt to:
- a debt-recovery company;
- a solicitor;
- another professional recovery service; or
- the courts.
The debtor may be responsible for court fees, interest, enforcement costs and other sums to the extent that those amounts are recoverable under applicable law.
Acceptance of a partial payment will not constitute full and final settlement unless we expressly agree to this in writing.
43. Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where it would be unlawful to do so.
In particular, nothing excludes or limits liability for:
- death or personal injury caused by negligence;
- fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or
- statutory consumer rights that cannot legally be excluded.
Where you purchase as a consumer, we are responsible for loss or damage that is a foreseeable result of our breach of the contract or our failure to use reasonable care and skill.
We are not responsible for loss or damage that was not reasonably foreseeable when the contract was formed, except where the law provides otherwise.
If you purchase products wholly or mainly for personal use, we will not normally be responsible for business losses including loss of profit, business interruption or loss of business opportunity.
Separate or additional terms may apply to business-to-business transactions.
44. Misuse of Products
Products should only be used for their normal and reasonably foreseeable purpose.
We will not be responsible for loss or damage caused by deliberate misuse, unreasonable modification or use contrary to clear safety or care instructions, except where liability cannot legally be excluded.
45. Privacy and Personal Information
We process personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable UK data-protection legislation.
Information may be shared where reasonably necessary with third parties involved in fulfilling your order, including:
- payment processors;
- delivery companies;
- technology providers; and
- other service providers.
Information may also be processed where reasonably necessary to prevent fraud, resolve payment disputes, comply with legal obligations or establish, exercise or defend legal claims.
Please refer to our Privacy Policy for further information.
46. Complaints
We want customers to be satisfied with both our products and our service.
If you have a complaint, please contact:
admin@foryourglory.co.uk
Please provide your order number and sufficient information for us to investigate.
We will endeavour to investigate complaints fairly and within a reasonable period.
Making a complaint does not affect your statutory rights.
47. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect:
- changes in law;
- changes in our products;
- changes in our business practices; or
- other legitimate business requirements.
The Terms applicable to your purchase will ordinarily be those in force when your contract with us is formed.
Changes will not retrospectively remove contractual or statutory rights that have already arisen.
48. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found by a court or other competent authority to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply so far as legally possible.
49. No Waiver
If we delay exercising a right or remedy available under these Terms, this does not necessarily mean that we have waived that right.
A waiver on one occasion will not automatically constitute a waiver on another occasion.
Nothing in this provision affects any rights that cannot legally be limited.
50. Third-Party Rights
Unless these Terms expressly provide otherwise, no person other than you and For Your Glory is intended to have a right to enforce the contract under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
This does not affect any right or remedy of a third party that exists independently of that Act.
51. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Terms and contracts entered into under them are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
If you are a consumer resident elsewhere in the United Kingdom, you will retain the benefit of any mandatory protections available to you under applicable law.
Nothing in this provision limits any legal right a consumer may have to bring proceedings before a court with jurisdiction under applicable law.
52. Contact Us
If you have questions about these Terms and Conditions, an order, a personalised design or our production policy, please contact:
For Your Glory
Website: www.foryourglory.co.uk
Email: admin@foryourglory.co.uk
