Brands & licensors
You hold artwork and rights, and need physical product that does them justice.
Brands and licensors normally arrive with finished artwork, so this is the OEM route. The relevant fact is that nothing is tooled: one supplied asset can be produced as a magnet, a disc, a pendant, a framed piece or a set without a new mould at each step, so a single design can carry a full merchandise range.
What you usually need
- Faithful reproduction of an existing asset
- One asset across several formats and price points
- Consistency across a repeat run
- Packaging carrying your brand and not the maker’s
OEM, with private label packaging where the goods sell under your name.
Formats that tend to matter
One design runs across all of them — these are the ones this kind of buyer usually starts with.
Fridge magnet
A small tile with a magnetic sheet across the back, supplied in a display box, in retail packaging or in a small frame. The entry point of a merchandise range, and the format that shows the relief still reads at the smallest size.
Unframed tile
The artwork panel on its own, no frame. Used where a client has their own display, mounts it into a fixture, or wants the lowest-cost format above a magnet.
Framed piece
The artwork in a wood or aluminium alloy frame, at any size the design supports. Hangs, stands on a fold-out stand or pin, or both on the same piece.
Multi-piece set
Several panels supplied together — matched subjects, a size ladder of one design, or a series meant to hang as a group.
Other buyers we work with
Tell us what you hold. We'll tell you the route.
A design, a subject or just a space. Sampling takes 5–7 days.