PaperShapers

Do you only cut paper?

No. As our name suggests we mainly cut paper based materials, but don't be put off as we do cut a range of materials including:

Paper
Plastic
Metallic Foils
Cardboard
Textiles
Insulating Materials
Leather

We can also emboss and engrave on a variety of materials.

How do I send my shape?

We prefer to see a working dummy of what you require and a sample of the material you wish to use. However, if this is not possible, send a file.

What files do you accept?

We can convert any graphics file format that is windows compatible. Mac users should convert files to a multi-platform format prior to sending, insuring the best possible conversion. Our preferred format would be an Illustrator or Corel Draw document, as those are editable.

How do I pay?

All major credit cards are accepted
Pro Forma Invoice
Pay Pal
Credit terms available on request
Major Credit Cards Accepted

Do you hold stock cutters?

Yes, we hold: every circle ending in 0,
all credit card sizes,
radius corners up to 15mm.

What materials don't you shape cut?

We don't die cut metals, natural wood or glass.

Can you cut my job?

Almost certainly. Send us the info and we'll let you know. It's quick and there is no charge.

How do you deliver the goods?

We select the most appropriate method of delivery or we act on customer requirements.

Royal Mail Services
Overnight Courier Service
Same Day Courier Service

Can I have a sample?

We can produce dummies or samples to your specification and if we have a stock item, we will send it to you.

How much?

Really inexpensive when you consider two things:
1. Good creative will double your response rate.
2. As you know, there is a link between low investment and poor performance in direct marketing. A little more spent on creative can yield a much better result.
3. Most of our work is bespoke, so we don't have a price list. Contact us about your job and we'll give you an indicative same day price.

PS: The cheapest way to create a die cut product is: simply cut the required shape using blunt nosed scissors. (Ask an adult first!)

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