FAQ Category: Crafters Insurance

Yes, as long as you are selling handmade crafts, your policy will cover you to sell crafts in pop-up shops or temporary retail spaces.

Yes, as long as your handmade items comply with our policy terms, custom orders and commissions are covered under product liability insurance.

Yes, our policy covers you for selling at both online and in-person events. However, if you store stock or equipment at more than two locations, this would not be covered.

Our stock cover includes £250 as standard, which can be increased up to £3,000. If you create particularly high-value handmade items, you may require additional cover—please contact us to discuss your needs.

Our craft insurance allows you to sell certain homemade food crafts such as baked goods, artisan food and confectionary. You can see a list of activities when you request a quote.

Yes, equipment cover is included as standard up to £250, with the option to increase it to £10,000. This covers loss, theft, or damage to your craft tools and equipment.

No, this crafters insurance provides cover to sell handmade crafts, but not workshops.

Our craft policy does not include event cancellation cover. However, you can opt for our Stallholder policy which allows you to add event cancellation cover.

Yes, the key exclusions include:

• Upcycling projects (our policy is designed for handmade products made from scratch).
• Exporting products to the US or Canada unless specifically agreed with us.
• Theft of stock or equipment from unattended vehicles.
• Heat work away from your premises (except for hot air guns, soldering irons, or engraving tools, when agreed with us).
• Storing stock and equipment at more than two locations (one must be your correspondence address).

No, our standard craft insurance does not cover loss of income. The policy primarily covers public and product liability, as well as protection for your stock and equipment.