We match the colors you see on the screen with the Pantone colors we have specified in a Pantone Chart Selector. We then send you the color codes for each color - e.g. Pantone 493U. Write down these codes and visit any Printshop. Ask them to show you a Pantone Chart Selector and you will be able to select your preferred colors or see our suggestions.

PMS colors are designed for paper ink to be placed on white stock and cannot be guaranteed to be exact on a textile, especially if it is not screen printed on white. However it is the best way to communicate color, and in most cases we achieve a perfect match.

It is important to realize that all monitors display color differently. (It's the same principle as going to your local Best Buy/Circuit City/Fry's and viewing the same show on different tv screens - the color will not be exactly the same on any of the screens.) Thus, you should not expect the image to print as it looks on screen, but rather as it is defined by the color values. If you are concerned about image quality or color, we highly recommend ordering a single $2.

Accurate colormatching can be problematic when attempted from a computer screen. Each and every monitor is different, and the process of illuminating pixels on a computer monitor is fundamentally different from light reflecting off a printed colored surface. Although we've designed our on-line catalog to provide a reasonably good representation of the colors we offer in the collection, we strongly recommend that you check your local miniatures shop and ask if they carry our products.

The colors should closely match; however, the colors you see on your screen may vary from the colors of your check due to monitor and browser settings. (Return to Top)

The color of the actual product may be slightly different because color accuracy has more to do with your monitor than with our site. We've made every effort to represent images of checks and all other products accurately. Due to the wide range of computer monitors and color displays, however, you should consider the colors you see on your screen to be representational. The color of the actual product may be slightly different.

We can usually match previously manufactured colors quite well. However, we recommend that if possible, a small piece be cut or chipped from the existing wall and sent to us. If that is not possible a new sample of the color should be visually compared to the existing wall and adjustment made to the color if necessary. Aggregates are a product of "Mother Nature" however and can vary over time. Always order a full size current sample to verify color.

For screen printed badges exact color matches are available. We are able to approximate colors on our full color badges (exact color matches not available). Engraved name badges are stock colors only.

Screen printing is a method where ink is applied to your label, through a web or fabric, which has been stretched on a frame, Attached to the frame is a stencil created from your artwork. The stencil openings determine the form and dimensions of the imprint produced.

Theoretically, all human hair can be dyed to change the color and add highlights, BUT the outcome of the color dyed is very unpredictable. Therefore we do NOT recommend the customers do that because we have no control on that procedure. Any alteration of colors of our hair products is totally under customers' own risk. In other words, we are not responsible for anything wrong after the color alteration. Back to top

We have tried to color match the images that you see on our website as closely as possible. However, due to the variety of display setting of the monitors there might be variations. If you are unsure about a color, send us an e-mail and we will try to help you find the exact color you want.

Screen-printing is a print process where a design or logo is transfered to the substrate by way of a screen. The printer will transfer the inks through the screen to the garment to achieve the desired result. The process involoves exact pressures, specialized inks, and heat curing to result in a long lasting design. Screen printers can normally print up to four colors.