How to Order

It’s As Easy As 1, 2, 3 (erm, 4)

We’re as flexible as a double-jointed eel. Whichever way you’d like to deal with us, we’re fine — whether it’s face-to-face, on-line, via email, on the phone, over the fax or through plain old post. When you’re ready to order, just follow this easy chart.

1. Decide What You Want

Have a browse through our product list, either on-line or ask us to send you a printed copy out. Choose what you like best, or give us a call for advice. It’s easy to plan, since many items have a fixed, guaranteed turnaround. When you’re ready, simply order online, or fill out an order form (PDF — Portable Document Format), 0.2MB) — or we can email you one, just ask us — and sign it.

2. Make Your Payment

We need payment in full before we go to print. We take credit cards,  debit cards, cheques and cash, or by BACS (we'll send our bank details with your invoice).

3. Sort Out Your Artwork

It’s essential that you look credible. A well-crafted design can mean the difference between success and failure.

Would you like us to create some mouth-watering artwork for you?

Yes! Design it for me.

No, I’ll do it myself.
Great! We’ll work with you to produce something you’ll love. All we need is:

  • Sharp copies of photographs, logos or transparencies you want to use (you’ll get best results from originals) or you can supply them electronically;
  • A written brief. The more you tell us, the less it will cost. Include all your text and a sketch showing where logos and photos should go. We can help with the creative stuff – including writing copy and concepts – just ask.

We’ll create your design and send a proof. When you approve it, we’ll print your order.

 Design guru, huh? Just wait a mo. Before you start, make sure you read our File Supply Guide even if you’re a black belt.

Our process is different to everyone else’s. It’ll also give you the lowdown on what will happen next.

4. Pick Up Your Printing

Your order will be ready for collection from our store on time, or it’s on us. Simple. The same applies if your order is getting sent direct to yourself.