Terra Conserva is Latin-ish for Save the Earth, and is the brainchild of Christine Grindle (formerly Crockett), a Maine-based artist. I love creating art, and I hope you love some of these nature-inspired works. Terra Conserva is a print-on-demand online boutique; none of our items are created in bulk and there are no warehouses with merchandise collecting dust. Every order placed is created just for you and production on it only starts after you place the order. This method is kinder to our planet, because there is no extra waste created due to overproduction. We only make what we need to, which makes both the item and you — the customer — so much more valuable. Thank you for your patronage!

All Terra Conserva goods are created just for you only after you place your order. Because of this, we do not accept returns or exchanges, so please order wisely and make sure to check all sizing charts listed on clothing product pages. After placing an order on TerraConserva.com, you have a 24-hour window to change your mind and cancel your order. After this 24-hour Buyer's Regret window, your order will begin processing and can take between 2 and 5 days to print on average. Product Damage Refunds: After printing has begun, refunds are only issued for shipping or printing damage. For details on our damage refund policy, please see our Refunds & Returns page.

For now, Terra Conserva only ships within the United States. All orders over $50 receive free standard U.S. shipping automatically. On average, printing your item can take anywhere from 2 to 5 days and shipping can average 7 days (sometimes less depending on how close the delivery address is to our manufacturing facility), but this means the time between placing your order and receiving your item can be 12 days, or longer depending on the time of year. Expect longer printing and shipping when ordering around busy holidays. You may upgrade to faster shipping at checkout. Terra Conserva items may take a little longer, but they are far better for our planet in terms of waste and overproduction.