It didn't. I ordered this item on line on 8 June for collect in Kendal. You sent a request to review your website afterwards which I did so you will have it. In summary the website is very poor, particularly refresh, navigation and performance which I rate as zero. By 16 June I had heard nothing from the Kendal store. My wife called in and was told there seemed to have been a delivery problem with some items. On 18 June I was due to go into Kendal so phoned the store. No sign of delivery and no information, referred to manager who was unavailable, then referred to Web order service centre where Dean was most helpful, the only good thing about this purchase saga. He could note explain what had gone wrong but immediately offered to send a replacement directly to me at no charge which arrived today. I'm afraid Dean got an earful which I hope he passed on to your management. For collect in store do you not tell the store what to expect and when? should the store not take action when a delivery does come as expected? should the store not keep the customer informed? Seemingly not. Coupled with the dreadful performance of the website this is pretty poor experience from an upmarket retailer. I'm local to Kendal so know the store, but if I was coming to you for the first time on line I'd think very seriously about continuing or returning. If you really want to grow this business you need to fix the site and ensure that delivery options are understood and efficient.