Breaking News: Trendy Tree to Open Crafting Warehouse to the Public
Trendy Tree Warehouse
This post will be especially interesting to our local readers! But if you’re up for a road trip, why not visit the Trendy Tree warehouse? It will be opening to the public soon!
For 17 years, Trendy Tree has been an online-only business, but Carrie and David have recently decided to give opening to the public a try. While I don’t have the specific dates yet, I’ll be sure to share them as soon as I do!
As I understand it, the warehouse will only be open on certain days of the month, which are still to be determined.
In the past, when local friends and customers asked to visit the warehouse to pick something out, we had to explain that it wasn’t ideal because all the products were stored in cases. It was always better to view everything on the website.
After a lot of hard work, products have been taken out of their cases for display and are now individually priced. There’s no need to purchase specific quantities or provide a sales tax certificate. If you want just one bloom or one roll of ribbon, that’s all you pay for—plus sales tax, of course!
Watch the Video
Here’s a short video giving you a glimpse into the warehouse. It doesn’t cover everything, but you’ll get the idea. Also, just so you know, there is no air conditioning inside the warehouse, so the Mississippi heat impacts the opening days too.
Be sure to follow the Trendy Tree Facebook page for announcements about the Trendy Tree warehouse. And I’ll also keep you updated on my Facebook page.
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