FAQ
When is the storefront open?
Please see our contact page for details.
Could I order online and pick up at the storefront?
Yes! Choose ‘In-store Pick-up’ when you are checking out, and you will receive a notification when it is ready.
What is your masking policy?
We STRONGLY PREFER masks at our shop, although it is not required. From Here to Sunday believes in centering marginalized folks in our community. This includes disabled, immunocompromised, elderly folks, people living with Long Covid, and other at-risk groups. Some members of our staff fall into these categories as well. If you don’t have one on you, we provide free masks.
What’s your return/exchange policy?
Unused, undamaged items can be exchanged with a receipt within 14 days of purchase, except the following: original artworks including ceramics, body care/beauty products, and perishable goods. Please email shop@heretosunday.com to begin the process.
If an item is damaged during shipment, or if there is another issue, please reach out to us directly by emailing shop@heretosunday.com. A refund will be issued on a case-by-case basis.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept returns on sale items or gift cards.
Items can be taken to the store for exchange during operating hours.
For ticketed events and workshops, if you notify us that you can no longer attend, we will refund your fee to store credit, which can be used for future workshops or items in the shop. If the event/workshop is canceled by From Here to Sunday, we will issue a full refund to your original payment method.
I like the name ‘From Here to Sunday.’ What does it mean?
From Here to Sunday has meant different things over the years:
- A gift tag from: “here” to: Sunday
- An expansive curation of things
- A memory we take with us everywhere
- The transportive nature of a thoughtful gift
- Diasporic nostalgia
The meaning that resonates with us the most: Liberation for all, from here to Sunday!
How long has this shop been around?
The business began in late 2016, operating mainly through pop-ups. Then in June 2018, we opened a permanent storefront at 567 Union Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
I’m an artist; how can I submit my work to the shop?
Please fill out our submission form. While we accept artists on a rolling basis, often there will be no room in the budget for new art, or the style may not fit the shop’s curation.
How do you decide what items to stock?
Our collection mainly focuses on work that is joyful, often super cute with bright colors. We also love unique items that are hard to find elsewhere and are meticulously crafted.
Are all the artists local?
While a large portion of our collection is by artists local to NYC, we carry items from artists who live elsewhere in the USA, and some are international.
I’m a big fan of the shop; what are some ways I can continue to support the business?
Thank you! The best way to support us is to buy a gift card or make a donation via Venmo (@heretosunday). Take a look at this page for more ways to support us, including ones that don’t cost anything.
Want to collaborate?
Maybe! We love collaborating with our local community. Shoot us an email to discuss: shop@heretosunday.com
Do you still sell baked goods?
We no longer sell baked goods! Here is more info about why.
What happened to Gowanus Souvenir?
We shared the storefront with them for several years before they moved out of the space at the end of January 2020. They no longer sell products, but we do have a handful of their products in stock.
What about Even Keel?
We used to share the storefront with Even Keel, but they have since moved to another space in East Williamsburg. Be sure to check out their website!