Clover Living review
Updated September 30, 2026 · NurseryCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Clover Living suits Dutch parents who gather gear into a large basket and would rather not pay delivery twice. The money-back period is 14 days, support comes by email, phone and help centre, and the store trades in NL only, so the terms are simple but local.
Key facts
- Best for
- Dutch parents filling a large basket in a single checkout who want clear delivery and returns terms.
- Free delivery threshold
- €70 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Shipping fee
- €6.95 to €12.95 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Money-back period
- 14 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Markets
- NL (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Legal entity
- Clover Living BV (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- Netherlands (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Official website
- cloverliving.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- instagram.comfacebook.comtiktok.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free delivery kicks in at €70, so a single planned order carries no delivery charge at the till.
- The money-back period of 14 days is published rather than left to a case by case decision on returns.
- Support comes by email, phone and help centre, giving a phone line for anything urgent alongside email and a help centre.
- A named Dutch company, Clover Living BV, stands behind the store, so the sale and any return sit with the same entity.
- Small top ups still cost €6.95 to €12.95 at most, which keeps an extra accessory cheaper than starting a second order.
Cons
- Orders under €70 still pay €6.95 to €12.95, so splitting a shop across several deliveries adds a charge each time.
- The money-back period of 14 days is a narrow window for trying something bulky such as a cot or a stroller.
- Clover Living delivers in NL only, which rules out ordering from another country or sending a gift abroad.
- Support runs on email, phone and help centre with no live chat, so quick back and forth waits for a written reply.
Ready to try Clover Living?
Who it suits
- Parents in NL who can gather €70 of gear into a single basket and skip €6.95 to €12.95.
- Shoppers who want a published money-back period of 14 days rather than a case by case decision on returns.
- Families who prefer to deal with a Dutch registered company, Clover Living BV, for both the sale and the help afterwards.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone shopping outside NL, since no delivery is listed beyond that market; Albee Baby and buybuy BABY set out their own terms in another currency.
- Parents making several small purchases rather than a larger basket, because orders under €70 still carry €6.95 to €12.95.
- Readers comparing thresholds in a single currency, since Mothercare lists SGD 60 in Singapore dollars while Clover Living lists €70 in euros.
Pricing
Clover Living keeps its delivery terms to a single figure. Free delivery starts at €70, and any basket below that total is charged €6.95 to €12.95 at checkout. The fee therefore lands on small top ups and repeat buys rather than on a single large order, which is the common case for a nursery shop where a cot, a mattress and feeding gear arrive together. A parent who plans the basket first clears the threshold outright and adds nothing at the till, while a parent splitting the same shopping into several smaller deliveries pays the shipping charge each time. Both figures are quoted in euros, which keeps budgeting for a Dutch household in a single currency. Nothing in the terms depends on a membership, so the same threshold and the same shipping charge apply to a new shopper and to a regular. The practical takeaway is that the basket, not the individual item, sets the delivery bill, and a cart sitting just below the threshold is worth topping up rather than checking out in two parcels.
Where it sits among rivals
Measured against the wider set of baby stores, Clover Living sits in the middle band on all three delivery measures rather than at either end. On free delivery threshold it ranks 19 of 28 stores compared, on the shipping fee the position is 17 of 23, and on the money-back period it ranks 17 of 30. The pattern is consistent: a retailer that neither undercuts the field on delivery nor stretches returns furthest, and that lands in the same part of each list. Readers chasing the strongest terms should look at the top of each ranking first, while a parent who simply wants a plain euro price close to home will find Clover Living in the middle of the field.
Who runs it
Clover Living is run by Clover Living BV, registered in the Netherlands. Support comes by email, phone and help centre, which covers the routes a parent is most likely to use for an order, a return or a delivery question. Live chat is not part of that list, so a question that needs a fast exchange waits for a written reply. For a store trading in a single market the setup is predictable: a named Dutch company behind the checkout, a phone line for anything urgent, and a help centre for the questions the order pages do not answer. Since the legal entity and the support routes both appear in the published policies, a reader can find the company behind a purchase and the place a question goes without chasing through a separate sign-up.
How Clover Living compares
Where Clover Living is available
- Available
- Netherlands
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
How much does delivery cost at Clover Living?+
Free delivery kicks in at €70, and an order that falls short of that total pays €6.95 to €12.95 at checkout. A large nursery basket therefore arrives with no delivery charge, while a single small accessory does not. Both figures are quoted in euros, so budgeting for a Dutch household stays in a single currency.
How long do I have to change my mind about an order?+
The money-back period is 14 days, counted from the point of delivery. On that measure Clover Living ranks 17 of 30 brands compared, which places the store in the middle group rather than at the generous end. The window suits a faulty item or a quick change of mind on clothing and small accessories.
Where does Clover Living deliver, and who runs it?+
Clover Living ships in the Netherlands, and the company behind the store is Clover Living BV, registered in the Netherlands. No other market is listed for delivery, so a reader shopping from another country will not find a rate or a delivery window here. Albee Baby and buybuy BABY publish their own thresholds in a different currency.
How do I contact Clover Living about an order?+
Support comes by email, phone and help centre, so email and a help centre cover most questions while a phone line handles anything urgent. Live chat is not part of that list, which means a question raised in the evening waits for a written reply rather than an instant answer. The same routes cover returns as well as orders.
How does the delivery cost compare with the alternatives?+
Clover Living lists free delivery from €70 and a shipping charge of €6.95 to €12.95, both in euros. Albee Baby sets its free delivery threshold at $99 and Mothercare at SGD 60 in Singapore dollars, so the totals sit in different currencies and are not directly comparable until the amounts are converted.
What happens to my money if I need to send something back?+
The refund window is 14 days from delivery, and the company handling the claim is Clover Living BV, registered in the Netherlands. Because the store trades in a single market, the return travels back through the same routes in the Netherlands, with support reachable by email, phone and help centre if the process needs clarifying.
Can I get free delivery on a small order?+
Free delivery needs the basket to reach €70. Anything below that total is charged €6.95 to €12.95 at checkout, so a parent buying a single feeding accessory still pays a delivery cost on a small parcel. Grouping a cot, a mattress and a monitor into a combined order is what carries a basket over the line.
Sources
- cloverliving.com/en/policies/legal-notice checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity, Support channels
“5611 BJ Eindhoven The Netherlands”
- cloverliving.com/en/policies/refund-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Money-back period
“may cancel an online purchase during a 14-day cooling-off period”
- cloverliving.com/en/policies/shipping-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Free delivery threshold, Markets, Shipping fee
“Order from EUR 70: free shipping”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Baby registry, Loyalty scheme.
Clover Living
Dutch parents filling a large basket in a single checkout who want clear delivery and returns terms.