Before requesting a quote
Include your quantity per design, number of designs, destination country or region and any required date. These details help us assess the project accurately.
PLANNING THE PROJECT
A quotation should make the material, costs and next steps clear. Use this guide to prepare the information we need.
Include your quantity per design, number of designs, destination country or region and any required date. These details help us assess the project accurately.
Paper sourcing, artwork preparation, finish complexity and quantity all affect production. Your estimated schedule is confirmed in the quotation and reviewed when the specification is approved.
Shipping options and charges are confirmed for the delivery address. Ask about tracking and destination-specific requirements before approving the order.
Ask which charges are included in your quotation and which may be payable at the destination. The applicable arrangement should be clear before the project proceeds.
Sample pieces, quantity, availability and shipping are confirmed separately. A photographed reference does not guarantee that the same piece is held as a physical sample.
Let the studio know about changes as early as possible. A revised design or specification may affect cost and timing, particularly once preparation or production has started.
Check the package and printed pieces on arrival. If you have a concern, contact the studio with your project reference, photographs and a description so it can be reviewed.
A deadline or delivery question?