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The Willow Tree customer service number is +1-888-336-3226 and the email address is willowtree@demdaco.com. That address reaches DEMDACO, the company behind the Willow Tree brand, which handles orders placed on willowtree.com. Have the order number, the purchase date and photographs of the piece and its packaging ready before you write.

If you bought the piece from a gift shop, a department store or another online seller rather than direct, that retailer handles the return or the replacement and going to them first is faster. Replies slow down noticeably in the holiday rush, so send one clear message with everything attached instead of several short ones.

Piece arrived chipped inside its box? Start your complaint here and we push it out by email, on social media and by printed letter.

Which return policy applies depends on where you bought the piece: an order placed on willowtree.com is handled by the brand under the returns terms published on that site, while a piece bought in a shop or from another online seller falls under that seller's own policy. Check the packing slip or the order confirmation first, because it tells you which of the two you are dealing with.

Ask about the window before a gift is unwrapped: a keepsake bought in November and opened months later is the classic case that falls outside it. Keep the outer box and the inner packaging until you are certain you are keeping the item, and pay by a method that leaves you a route to dispute the charge.

Gift unwrapped months after it was bought and now outside the return window? Take it up through our complaint process: we help you write it up with the order and the photographs, and we put it in front of the company.

Photograph everything before you move it: the outer box, the inner packaging and the damage itself, ideally with the piece still in the box. Damage claims on hand carved style figurines normally need both the item and the packaging, since the seller and the carrier want to see how it traveled. Then report it straight away to whoever sold it to you, with the order number, the photographs and the date it arrived.

Do not throw the packaging away and do not send the piece back before you are told how, because a return shipped without instructions can end the claim. If the seller does not respond within a reasonable time, the card issuer or payment provider you used is the next route.

Figurine arrived broken and the seller is blaming the carrier? Open your case with us and we keep coaching you: what to send next, when to push again and who above the service desk to ask.

Buy from willowtree.com or from a shop that stocks the brand officially, because that is the only dependable answer: retired designs are the ones most often copied, and marketplace listings for a piece that sold out years ago attract fakes, seconds and damaged stock sold as new. Compare the design, the packaging and the card that comes with the piece against the brand's own product pages before you pay a premium.

When buying secondhand, ask the seller for photographs of the actual item from several angles, including the base and the box, and pay in a way that gives you a dispute route. A listing that shows only a stock photograph, or a price far below the rest of the market, is worth treating as a warning.

So far consumers reported 1 complaint about Willow Tree here, too few to show a clear pattern yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at giftware and keepsake brands: pieces that arrive chipped because decorative items travel badly, orders that turn up incomplete or with the wrong design, retired designs still listed after they have sold out, slow replies from customer service in the holiday rush, and returns that get complicated when the piece was a gift bought through a shop rather than from the brand.

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