Temporary Tattoo Solutions Organised by How You Will Actually Use Them

How to use these guides

If you already know which format you want, go straight to the product pages for specifications and pricing. If you know your situation but not the format, start here.

The guides are organised by buying context rather than by manufacturing process, because the right answer usually depends on conditions our product specifications cannot capture: whether your venue has blacklight rigs, whether your guests will have access to water, whether your date can move, whether you are validating a design or fulfilling a confirmed order.

Two questions determine most selections faster than anything else:

• Can the date move? Fixed-date purchases (weddings, festivals, seasonal retail) need the sample cycle planned backwards from delivery, not forwards from today. Flexible purchases can use a standard test-then-scale sequence.
• Will there be water and staff on site? If no, waterless peel-and-stick removes an entire logistics layer. If yes, standard water-transfer formats open up and cost less per piece.

What stays the same across every order

Regardless of format or quantity, the commercial terms are consistent, and this is where the low minimum order quantity matters most:

Prices are indicative factory-direct figures in USD per piece. Final pricing is confirmed at quotation once artwork coverage, size, ink type and packing are fixed. Certificate scope varies by ink type and destination market - request current documents for your specific product rather than relying on a generic certificate.

Seasonal deadlines at a glance

If your order is tied to a season rather than a single event, these are the recommended order deadlines from our production calendar:

Seasonal lines carry a risk that year-round lines do not: a missed delivery is a total loss rather than a delayed sale, because the artwork cannot be sold after the date passes. Build the sample cycle into the timeline rather than treating it as optional.