E: 11/10 Win £500 of female founder goodies

Midnighter · 7 October at 1:40PM

Fancy winning...

£500 of female founder goodies?

Simply enter your email, tick the box, and you're in the draw for £500 of female founder treasures.

Meet the founders…

And the prizes:

chambers & beau

Prize: £125 voucher for you to spend on Amy's beautiful jewellery.

wardrobe 44

Prize: £125 voucher to spend at Wardrobe 44.

honeywell bakes

Prize: a 6 month bread baking box subscription and a jar of cosy biscuits, worth £125.

Bombaby

Prize: a £125 voucher to spend on something outrageously bright.

Terms & Conditions

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Promoters: this competition is jointly run by Bombaby, Wardrobe 44, Chambers & Beau and Honeywell Bakes. Entries are administered by Bombaby. Please send any queries to sarah@bombaby.co.uk
Eligibility: open to UK residents aged 18 and over. Employees of the four brands and their immediate families may not enter. One entry per person.
Closing date: entries close at 23:59 (UK time) on 11 October 2026.
Prize: one winner will receive:a £125 Bombaby voucher, a £125 Wardrobe 44 voucher, a £125 Chambers & Beau voucher, a six-month bread subscription box and a jar of biscuits from Honeywell Bakes, worth £125. The total value is £500. There is no cash alternative, and prizes are non-transferable.
Winner: chosen at random from all valid entries and contacted by email within 48 hours of the competition closing. If the winner does not respond within 7 days, an alternative winner may be drawn.
Your data: your details will be used to run this competition. If you tick the box to hear from all four brands, they will be shared with Bombaby, Wardrobe 44, Chambers & Beau and Honeywell Bakes for marketing, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Joining the mailing lists is optional and doesn't affect your chance of winning. See our privacy policy.
Instagram: this competition is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram or Meta.
General: the Promoters' decision is final. These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

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