We have the online catalog for you to be able to view more products than you could possibly view in a printed catalog.

After you decide what you would like, or have used the website to get some ideas, give us a call, use the contact page, or inquiry Form to let us know your needs.

We will make sure you are well taken care of by our highly trained Account Representatives and Customer Service Specialists.

Yes, absolutely Call us right away 002 02 7614247.

In most cases, we can deliver your goods in two to three weeks from artwork approval. We do have certain items that take less time.
 

To answer such question you need to consider the time it takes to produce your item and the shipping method you selected.

30% deposit & 70% before Delivery date or L/C at site.

See Payment Terms for more details.

It is a fee charged for labor, mold, die cut and materials needed in order to transfer your logo and artwork to the printing method.

Setup fee is totally refundable when placing the order.

Yes, samples for all products can be ordered on our sample order form.
 

We do ask that you let us know a little bit about the order you are considering placing so we can best service you when ordering samples.

Yes, all the samples are free.

First, you get free samples without your artwork printed.

If you place the order, we will send you the samples with your artwork printed.

The best thing you can do is get the original of the logo from the designer, tell them we like vector artwork best, or have your graphic designer visit our Artwork Specifications page.

If you do not have that available to you, we have a Graphics Designers in house

Yes we can, our in house graphic artist can do it for free.

All artwork must be at least at least 600 DPI (Dots Per Inch) minimum for the printing process. Please see Artwork for additional information.

Bitmap images are defined by a precisely "mapped" collection of individual dots or pixels of various colors. EPS (Encapsulated Postscript) files define graphics using mathematical algorithms that allow for scaling and modification without much loss of image resolution.

If you have a photographic or painting type of image, chances are you will want to use a four color process for decorating your product. Four color processes will recreate a photo realistic image. It is also sometimes used to represent artwork that uses more than four solid colors because using only four colors is more economical. The process uses combinations of varying sizes of blue (cyan), red (magenta), yellow (yellow), and black (black) dots to create images just like your printer for your computer does. The four color process is also sometimes called CMYK.