General Inquiries:
info@la-soc.com

Mailing Address:
La Société Expéditionnaire
PO BOX 343
Delaware Water Gap, PA
18327


USA Wholesale Inquires:
Our releases are exclusively distributed by Chicago Independent Distribution.

Ordering Info:

All prices are postage paid:
It is simple: go to the "store" page and click the applicable "purchase" button. Paypal accepts all major credit cards, and the recipient email address is la-soc1@hotmail.com . If you are not PayPal inclined, read on...Please make checks or Money Orders payable to "La Société Expéditionnaire" and send to address above. You may also send well-concealed cash U.S. Currency only!), which is processed by our karma-system. Mail orders usually take one to three business days to process, so there should be no reason to freak out. If you have a question or concern about your order, please do not hesitate to contact us, we are here for you!

Overseas/Foreign/International orders:
International orders are shipped USPS Airmail or Global Priority (when available) depending on weight. We do not ship surface rate, it is very slow. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.


FAQ

How do I pronounce La Soc?
LAAAH-SOSH

Why is it pronounced that way?
The Outsiders is a coming-of-age-novel by SE Hinton, first published in 1967 by Viking Press. The book follows two rival groups, the Greasers and the Socs (prounounced by the author "so-shes", short for Socials), who are divided by their socioeconomic status.

Are you accepting demos?
You may feel kindred to what is happening in our small, but universal corner of the cosmos. It pleases us to know that our existence resonates with yours, as we are a unit of creative thinkers who are on a journey. If you feel your journey is in lineage with La Société, and understand the pros and cons of nepotism, feel free to share your most treasured creation with us. While we do our best to listen to everything that comes our way, we do not have the time to respond, so be aware that your gesture is appreciated, as we are busy, not aloof. See representational photographic metaphor above.