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Ordered online for some hard to get Japanese stationery. For whatever reason, my original order got lost in the post and immediately a second was sent out. The company always responded quickly to my emails and provided swift solutions.
A really good small business to shop from- thank you!
I would very strongly recommend heading to this place! Needed a business stamp made up urgently and was done to order within 10 minutes on the spot.
Whilst waiting I spent the time looking at the HUGE amount of stamps, inks, arts and crafts etc and bought the most gorgeous Paw Print Stamps and glittery ink!
Extremely low prices for such quality products and service in the middle of central London.
These are by far the best stamp and deboss makes available. Quality is brilliant, service is really good and turnaround is fast. Thanks!
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