Product reviews

“Printed the gauge on the pick. Customers now reorder the right one.”

“Steered us to engraved metal for the wedding favours rather than print. Correct.”

“Quoted in millimetres instead of calling everything medium. Instantly clearer.”

“Punch cards rather than loose picks. Merch table takings went up immediately.”

“Very good. Celluloid does wear fast, exactly as we were warned.”

“Explained the difference between nylon and Delrin properly. Nobody else did.”

“Both faces printed as standard, not as an upsell.”

“Delrin for the school. A whole term of beginners and they still look new.”

“Ordered twelve for the band, then eight thousand for the festival.”

“Redrew our logo for the print area free. It was far too detailed before.”

“Told us a metal pick is not nice to play with. We got hardwood instead.”

“Sent samples in three gauges so we could actually feel the difference.”

“Lined tins survived a whole tour bus. The cards would not have.”

“Good order. One colour ran slightly light and was reprinted.”

“Would not sell us drumsticks and pointed us at somebody who makes them.”

“QR code on the card rather than squeezed onto the pick. Obvious once said.”

“Textured grip surface. Small change, completely different in a hot room.”

“Honest that thin picks are wrong for our lead player. He agreed.”

“Third year on the same spec and the gauge has not quietly drifted.”

“Sharp-tip jazz shape in heavy gauge. Exactly what was asked for.”

“Told us the print would wear off if the picks were actually played. It did, and we were fine with it.”

“Engraving on the anniversary picks is cut in. It will outlast all of us.”

“Two weeks quoted, ten days delivered, tracking sent unprompted.”

“Asked whether the picks would be played or kept before recommending anything.”

“Header cards with a hanging hole. The shop took them the same week.”

“Advised printing both faces so there is a second one to turn to. Clever.”

“Happy. Metal picks are hard on strings, which they did tell us twice.”

“Gauge and material printed on the card. Customers stopped asking us.”

“Advice was about our players and our budget, never the priciest material.”

“Six formats, one artwork, one delivery and one invoice.”

“A real quote the same afternoon with the millimetre gauge written on it.”

“Boxed engraved picks for the retirement. They were genuinely moved.”

“Die-cut punch card so the card is a keepsake too. Their idea.”

“Reordered a year later off the held artwork. Identical.”

“Counted into inners so each shop could take its own box.”

“Good product. Printed picks do go faint, which is the honest trade.”

“One small order for a single band and we still got a full mockup.”

“Nylon for the summer tour. Our guitarist stopped losing them mid-set.”

“Nothing charged until we had approved the proof at actual size.”

“Fifth order. I send the gauge split and it comes back counted and carded.”