Pretty letters.
Very important pets.

The font shown is the font used.

Unless you can see a font selector on the product page, the design will be printed using the font style shown in the product photographs or artwork previews.

We generally do not swap fonts by request because changing the font can completely alter the spacing, balance and personality of the design.

These are style examples only, not a list of selectable Furry Peeps fonts.

Decorative fonts have their own little personalities.

Some fonts deliberately use unusual, handwritten or old-fashioned letter shapes. That can include:

These characteristics form part of the font design and are not, by themselves, printing errors.

Basically, if the fancy little g looks fancy in the product picture, it is probably planning to remain fancy.

Uppercase, lowercase + decorative little letter weirdness.

Some fonts naturally display pet names or wording in a particular style. A lowercase letter may resemble a capital, and decorative characters can look quite different from the letters on your keyboard.

Check the product images before ordering so you can see how the design handles capitals, lowercase letters and decorative forms.

And please check the spelling. If you submit Barlkey, we have no way of knowing that Barlkey is not a perfectly legitimate dog with very supportive humans.

Choose your product options carefully.

Available options depend on the product and may include things such as:

Different variations can have different prices, dimensions, materials and production requirements, so check your selections before adding the product to your cart.

Measuring your dog is admittedly less exciting than simply guessing. It is, however, considerably more successful.

Digital previews are visual guides.

Product images and website selectors show the overall design, but personalised names or wording sometimes need small layout adjustments when we prepare the final artwork.

The finished layout may vary slightly in areas such as wording position, artwork scale, line breaks, spacing or print placement.

Screens + printed products speak slightly different colour languages.

Screen brightness, device settings, room lighting and the material being printed can all affect how colour appears.

A colour glowing on your phone or computer screen will not always look identical when printed onto fabric, ceramic, melamine, neoprene, metal or another physical surface. Small variations are normal.

Pet photos sometimes need a little crop.

If your product includes an uploaded pet photograph, the shape and size of the final print area may mean we need to crop, enlarge or reposition the image so it works properly with the design.

Use the clearest, highest-quality photograph you have and avoid placing ears, paws, tails or other important bits right against the edge of the image.

We’ll do our best to make your pet sit beautifully within the design. Getting them to sit beautifully in real life remains your department.