Society6
Society6 is an online marketplace featuring art prints, home decor, bed & bath, iPhone cases, apparel and tech accessories with designs by independent artists worldwide.
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Society6 customer service
Use the convenient means below to contact Society6 customer service.
Headquarters
3890 S Windermere St
Englewood, CO 80110-3452
Returns
What is the return window?
Returns are typically denied if the product is not in its original condition, if it's past the 30-day return window, or if the item falls under the non-returnable category.
Are there any items that are non-returnable?
Face masks, Furniture items, Sling Chairs, and eGift Cards are FINAL SALE and not eligible for returns. Furniture items include the following: Credenzas, Benches, Bar Stools, Counter Stools, Side Tables, Coffee Tables, Folding Stools, and Sling Chairs. Bulk item orders (20+ items) are not eligible for return.
How will I receive my refund?
Your refunds will always be directed to the original form of payment and usually appear on your bank statement within 7-10 days.
Who pays for return shipping?
Customers are responsible for return shipping costs. Shipping & Handling fees paid on the original purchase are non-refundable.
What if I received a damaged or incorrect item?
Contact Society6 customer support immediately upon noticing any damage or defects. This helps expedite the resolution process. Society6 usually offers a range of solutions, from a replacement product to a full refund. They work with both the buyer and artist to reach a satisfactory outcome.
Editor's Take
Society6 is basically the creative marketplace where independent artists meet everyday consumers who want something more interesting than mass-produced home decor. Think of it as Etsy's artsy cousin who went to design school-except instead of buying handmade pottery, you're getting that cool geometric print from a designer in Barcelona slapped onto everything from throw pillows to phone cases.
The whole concept is pretty clever, actually. Society6 features art prints, home decor, bed & bath, iPhone cases, apparel and tech accessories you'll love with designs by artists worldwide. Artists upload their designs once, and boom-customers can buy them on over 70 different products. No inventory headaches, no shipping nightmares, just pure creative distribution at scale.
But here's where it gets interesting (and a bit controversial). Society6 gets about 2 million visitors a month, which means your designs will get a lot of exposure. That sounds great until you realize there are over 400K independent artists from 170+ countries all competing for eyeballs. It's like being a street performer in Times Square-lots of foot traffic, but you're competing with literally everyone else holding a guitar.
The business model is print-on-demand, which means everything gets made to order. Every Society6.com purchase is made to order and pays an artist. So when someone orders that funky cactus design on a coffee mug, Society6 prints it, ships it, handles customer service, and sends the artist a cut. For artists, it's passive income potential. For customers, it's unique designs they can't find at Target.
Recently, Society6 made some major changes that shook up their artist community. Society6 is shifting to a curated marketplace, removing thousands of artist accounts and changing pricing, fees, and submissions. They're basically trying to become more selective, which could mean better quality overall but fewer opportunities for emerging artists.
The platform works well for people who want unique, artist-designed stuff without paying gallery prices. And for artists, it's a way to monetize their work without dealing with the business side of things. Just don't expect to get rich quick-the profit margins are pretty slim unless you're moving serious volume.