Turnaround times are the number of days it takes to produce your product and get ready to send out to you.

The standard turnaround for most items is 5/6 working days and there are many items that can be completed in a day or two. 

Turnaround options will be detailed in the product detail.

We offer several options for delivery.

Courier – Most courier services will operate a 2-day delivery service but often achieve a “next-day” level of service.

Hand Delivery – Some items, depending on location, will be hand delivered by ourselves. 

Collection – You may choose to collect your item from our Print Depot.

Absolutely. In many cases we can let you know when your product is ready so that you can visit us to collect it personally – This will also save you money on delivery costs.

Unfortunately not.

Most commercial grade printing machines use paper stock that is not generally available in your local stationers.

Papers are selected for their ease of use in these machines. The wrong material could easily damage a machine or at least delay the project which increases production time.

Absolutely Yes.

If you want to create your own artwork, that is perfectly fine. Make sure to save your artwork as a high-quality pdf.

There are a few basic rules to follow such as – Keep text away from edges. Don’t overload the artwork with too much information. Create the artwork in the size you want it printed. When using images, always use high resolution versions.

Click HERE for our print guide pdf

The photographs you take and save to your mobile phone are generally, perfectly adequate for most printing purposes.

Whenever you are creating artwork or sending images to a Graphic Designer or Printer, make sure it is these original images you have captured on your mobile device.

When sending images, use email or a file transfer service such as WeTransfer.

Using Social Media or Messaging Service to send your image will result in the recipient getting a version that has been heavily reduced in quality.

In General, images on the internet may well be subject to copyright and you must check that using them is permitted.

With that in mind, it is always important to make sure that the quality of the image is suitable for printing.

Remember, when viewing the image on your phone or computer, it is often much smaller than what it will be when printing.

All images will appear more blurry and blocky, the larger you make it.

Choosing the right image resolution is important.