Museums & attractions
You hold a collection, a landmark or a story, and a shop that needs to sell it.
Museums and visitor attractions usually hold a subject rather than a print-ready design, which is why the ODM route matters here: bring the collection piece, the building or the theme and we develop the artwork as well as manufacture it. One design then runs from a magnet through to a framed piece, covering a whole shop range.
What you usually need
- Artwork developed from a collection piece, a building or a theme
- A price ladder from an impulse buy to a considered purchase
- Retail-ready packaging with barcodes
- Short runs for a temporary exhibition, longer ones for permanent lines
ODM, most often. You are unlikely to have a file that works well in relief, and adapting an image for production is a different job from designing it.
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.
Disc on a stand
A round panel with a small wooden display stand. Sits on a desk, a shelf or a counter without any wall fixing.
Tassel pendant
A small round panel drilled top and bottom, finished with a knotted cord, beads and a tassel. Produced in matched colourways across a set.
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.
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.