Question 1

What does "archival giclée" mean?

Accepted Answer

Giclée is a fine-art printing process using pigment-based inks, which resist fading far longer than standard inkjet prints. Archival means the paper and inks are rated to hold their color for decades under normal display conditions.

Question 2

How long does printing take?

Accepted Answer

Every poster is made through a print-on-demand partner when you order it; nothing is pre-printed or held in a warehouse. Production typically takes a few business days before your order ships.

Question 3

What sizes and paper are used?

Accepted Answer

Prints are made at 11×14″ on archival paper. That's the one size and stock offered right now, kept simple on purpose.

Question 4

What if my print arrives damaged, or I need to return it?

Accepted Answer

If a print arrives damaged, reach out with a photo and it'll be replaced at no cost. Since each poster is made to order, returns for reasons other than damage are handled on a case-by-case basis. Get in touch and we'll sort it out!

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