Welcome to Fox & Velvet! If you’ve just found us, we’re glad you’re here – and if you’ve been following our work for a while, thank you for sticking around. We’ve had lots of new visitors recently, so we thought we’d share a little more about our original art prints, who we are, what we do, and how we work.
Who are you? We are Suu-Min & Mark, the artists behind Fox & Velvet. We started Fox & Velvet in 2014 on Etsy, and we have been designing our original prints ever since.
Where are you based? We started out in Liverpool over a decade ago, and recently relocated to New Zealand (but thanks to our trusted print partners, your order is still printed and shipped from a lab near you, so there’s no long wait or surprise customs fees.
Do you make everything yourselves? All our designs are completely original, and we have them printed by our gorgeous printing partners, who use high-quality pigment inks and archival paper. Our printers have labs in the UK, EU, USA, Canada, and Australia, and your order will ship from the lab closest to your location.
Why do you do this work? Because we love it! We love to bring our unique style to a range of different topics, and always get a buzz seeing our work in our customers' homes.
What do your customers say? We consistently get five star reviews for our prints, and are committed to producing high quality work that lasts a lifetime. Check out our customer reviews here.
Do you ever do sales? Yes, we do! We always have 20% off orders of 3 or more prints (just add to cart, no code required), and every so often we do exclusive subscriber-only flash sales.
How can I get in touch if I need help with an order? You can reply directly to your confirmation email, or email hello@foxandvelvet.com . You'll be speaking directly with us (no AI bots allowed), and we'll always make sure you're happy with your order.
Where else can I find you? We post regularly on Instagram (follow us @foxandvelvet), and also send out updates to our email list.
Thanks for joining us on our journey! We're working hard on this blog at the moment, to make it a place where you can find out more about art history, other talented artists and craftspeople (we are starting a new 'featured artist' series very soon), and more - sign up here if you're interested.