Acrylic Keychains
Cast acrylic, UV printed, cut to your outline. Epoxy, holographic or flat — your call.
Sticky notes are a stationery product, and stationery buyers are a different audience from merch buyers. Repositionable pads, printed on the cover, the edge, or every sheet.
500 pcs on a standard run, lower for a first order · Physical sample before production
SPECIFICATION
Where a figure depends on your artwork, quantity or finish, it says “Confirmed with your quote” rather than a number we'd have to walk back later.
| Paper | Confirmed with your quote |
|---|---|
| Size | Confirmed with your quote |
| Sheet count | Confirmed with your quote |
| Cover, edge, or every sheet. | |
| Adhesive | Repositionable strip. |
| Cover | Confirmed with your quote |
| Packaging | Shrink-wrapped as standard. Printed belly band on request. |
| MOQ | 500 pcs on a standard production run. For a first order or a new brand we can go lower — the fewer pieces, the higher the unit cost. |
| Sample | A physical sample before production. Cost confirmed with your quote. |
| Lead time | Confirmed with your quote |
| Artwork files | AI, PSD, PDF, PNG or SVG. Vector preferred, 300 dpi at final size. 3 mm bleed, and keep text at least 4 mm inside the cut line. |
OPTIONS
Cover, edge, or full
Printing on every sheet costs several times more than printing on the cover. Most buyers only need the cover.
Sheet count
25, 50 or 100 sheets. Sheet count moves the unit price more than the artwork does.
Sets and bundles
Notes pair well with stickers and badges in a single stationery set.
PHOTOGRAPHED
Photographed from our own range — the same materials, hardware and finishes your order would use.
A NOTE FROM SOMEONE WHO'S SOLD THESE
Printing on every sheet is the single most expensive thing you can ask for on a sticky note, and roughly half the people who ask for it don't need it — the cover is what gets seen on a desk. Decide where the artwork actually has to be before you ask for a price.
— Alex, Founder
ALSO AVAILABLE
Cast acrylic, UV printed, cut to your outline. Epoxy, holographic or flat — your call.
Die-cut to your outline or kiss-cut on a sheet. Gloss, matte, holographic or clear.
The same artwork, a different object on the shelf. Printed, domed and backed to hold what you need it to hold.