INNIPOOH PRODUCTS CAN BE COLLECTED FROM US DIRECT,
AT ANY OF OUR FORTHCOMING EVENTS OR SENT BY POST.

We are more than happy for you to collect your innipooh products from us directly in Bury St Edmunds, or from any of our forthcoming events - just call/text or email us to arrange where & when or we can post your innipooh products to you, as long as you do not mind paying a little extra for this service! We like to send innipooh stuff by Royal Mail - Signed For, then we know your goods have got to you, as someone at the address you gave us has had to sign for it. It costs a bit more, but it gives us & our customer’s piece of mind. So just let us know which method you prefer....

Sending innipooh bags - bike & storage baskets with-in the UK:

• TINY/MINI & SMALL = £5.00 P&P
• MEDIUM/LARGE = £10.00 P&P
• EXTRA LARGE/XXL = From £15.00 P&P

For the cost of postage & packaging of any other products & countries, please get in touch, by phone, text or email. Thank you x

Customer Endorsements:

''I love my bespoke innipooh bag and I like the one I bought for my Mum so much i couldn't part with it, so i'm going to have to buy her another one now!''

Mrs J Thorpe - Coombs, Suffolk (30.03.2011)

"I am truly delighted with my bag, thank you so much Trudi. 10 out of 10 for service & such friendliness, a rare thing these days!"

Mrs J Simpkin – Felixstowe, Suffolk (By text: 14.07.2009)

"I love innipooh! The designs, colours, ethics, it’s all good, everyone should have an innipooh bag, mine is fab, I’m delighted with it & take it everywhere, people constantly ask where did I get it from?"

Ms L Palmer – Grantham, Linc’s (By telephone: 04.04.2008)

"I like innipooh bags so much I have 3! & I buy them for my friends too, I’m happy that I get to use something so lovely which is helping people in developing countries too."

Ms V Perry – Old Newton – Suffolk (By email: 23.08.2008)

How one customer miraculously found innipooh!

I had been looking for a bag to match a new dress I will be wearing and I had just about given up hope and was thinking of boring navy blue was about to click on the last relevant entry on my search when my son rang the door bell and made me jump as I wasn’t expecting anyone so I put down my laptop and let him in, when I picked it up again I found I had clicked on the entry above the one I intended the one for baskets rather than bags I had a look at the site anyway clicked on bags scrolled down and there to my amazement was the perfect bag!

Una Joyce (Manchester) 22.03.2011

Innipooh Talks:

for Schools, Clubs, Groups etc

Trudi has been providing talks to schools - in assembly and to individual classes, to WI's, Women's, Church and Groups in general since 2004.

The talks outline the unusual and interesting story of how the Innipooh Basket Company began, how it has and continues to help people in developing countries to help themselves, as well as Trudi's voluntary work in India following the terrible Tsunami of Boxing Day 2004.

Please book talks as far in advance as possible by contacting Trudi on 01284 764064 - 07717 153690 or emailing your perspective dates, times and requirements to; info@innipooh.com

30 minute talks cost £30.00 plus travel & 1 hour talks £50.00 inclusive within a 20mile radius of Bury St Edmunds - Travelling expenses are charged at 50p per mile, for talks outside of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk - For more details contact me.

Trudi holds a current Enhanced CRB certificate.

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Latest Thank you letters - 01/11/2010;

Thank you for coming to speak to Wives Fellowship on Tuesday, it was a most interesting to hear how it had all fallen into place - how it has developed & well done you for seeing the opportunity to really help people. You were a 'breath of fresh air' & we found you stimulating & lively!  

DW - Hengrave

It was good to meet you last week & I am pleased to give a donation towards the wonderful work you carry out in India. On behalf of Bury St Edmunds Branch of Wives Fellowship I thank you for sharing your delightful & incredible story. You are very creative & you captivated us all by your ability to put your artistic talents to such a meaningful purpose.  

AM - Bury St Edmunds

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What is Fair Trade?

Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, that seeks greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalized producers and workers.

The theme of World Fair Trade Day 2011 – Trade for People: Fair Trade Your World - speaks to the need to put people at the heart of trade and consumption in order to create sustainable development of local communities. With 2.7 billion people living on only $2 per day, fair trade has the power to alleviate crushing poverty and transform lives.

“Fair Trade Your World” is a call to action for private consumers (that’s you and me) to make fair trade an integral part of our shopping experience, to think twice before buying something that was created by someone paid an unfair wage or under deplorable working conditions. It doesn’t need to cost more to shop ethically, and if it does – isn’t it worth spending a few extra pounds/dollars to improve the lives of workers (usually women in the case of the garment industry)?

Fair Trade is about more than paying fair prices; fair trade is also about sustainability and commitment. It focuses not on the financial “bottom line” but on the well-being of people and the planet. 

To take action and use your consumer pound/dollar to effect positive change in the world, visit the Fair Trade Resource Network for online and brick and mortar stores that carry fair trade merchandise.