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Ordering
process
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We
have a simple five step ordering process for new designs to ensure our
customers are happy every step of the way. We have actually completed
this process in one day but we would usually expect there to be a few
days lead time on an order. However, if your needs are more pressing then
we will do our best to deliver to your schedule.
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- Initial customer
enquiry. At this point we would ask you to attach any graphic files
in jpeg, bmp or gif format or to supply hard copy material which might
be in the format of a letter head, business card or drawing. We would
strongly advise customers to be aware of copyright law and will refuse
to reproduce any images that we know will infringe such, including the
use of well known trademarks or brand names that the customer does not
own or have a legal right to use.
You also need to
decide on the article(s) to be embroidered including size, colour and
the position of any embroidery on the article. We can help you sort
this all out, advising you of the various alternatives and cost implications
of each. We can supply pricelists and hardcopy catalogues to organisations
who are using embroidered goods as ongoing fundraisers - please enquire
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- We will give you
a firm quotation for supplying the completed goods according to your
final specification - we can usually do this as soon as we receive any
graphic material by Email/post.
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- Customer confirms
order on receipt of quotation. You may be required to pay a deposit
at this point and we will also advise you how quickly we can deliver
following approval of design work
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- We will complete
any digitising/design work and prepare a stitched sample for your approval
. Following that approval we will confirm when we expect the goods to
be ready for dispatch
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- Customer invoiced
and goods dispatched on receipt of payment. Please note, we do supply
organisations as far away as Scotland and Cornwall but orders that require
shipment carry an additional tarriff,
of about £6.95 on average, to cover postage and packing.
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