Continuing to do our part

by Sidney Harrison July 29, 2021

Through the month of July we were happy to welcome mask-less shoppers into our storefronts. While we enjoyed this taste of normalcy, our greatest priority is to provide a comfortable and safe shopping experience to every customer that comes through our doors.

With this in mind, starting Friday, July 30th, we request that everyone entering our shops wear a mask, based on the directive of King County and Snohomish Health Department. All Soaring Heart team members will be required to wear masks as well.

Mask will be provided at all 3 of our locations, in case you arrive without one.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the changes in our masking/showroom policies please do not hesitate to contact us at 206-282-1717, or by emailing us at soaringheart@soaringheart.com

Sidney Harrison

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