24 Photocards
in Your Pocket
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We're working on the new amazing ticket.
Try Qcard first and stay tuned.
24 Photocards
in Your Pocket
We're working on the new amazing ticket.
Try Qcard first and stay tuned.
Ever wanted to find another way sharing photographs than simply giving out prints? Or found ordinary business cards too ordinary? Meet ticket, our oblong photocards.
They’re perforated then double-pierced, so you can simply give and keep the cards people love. We provide two distinct flavors of ticket— rosaceae and welkin.
You will decide whether the photographs on the façades of your ticket take up the whole face, or shall there be plenty of whitespace; we put rules or text predicated by you on its backside. You could even mail it as a postcard (Taiwanese Post proven) if you feel like doing it.
Have I mentioned that it gives you at most 3 template lines, and also takes up to five avatars? You can even drop in a QR Code snippet.
We can think of a thousand ways that ticket helps you with. It speaks louder than words, makes a perfect portable portfolio (24 pieces of your best work, that goes with you anywhere — think about that!), is a sleeker gift than photobooks, and can document almost everything. Thank-you cards, invitations — you name that.
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Sans shipping, takes 7 workdays.
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In Taiwan? Picking your ticket up at one of our partner sites is usually faster.
Taiwan:
+ NT$
50 / 3 sets
+ 1–3 days.
Hong Kong, Macau:
+ NT$
100 / 3 sets
+ 5–6 days.
Singapore, Malaysia:
+ NT$
120 / 3 sets
+ 6–8 days
Rest of the World:
+ NT$
200 / 3 sets
+ 3–9
days
We ship this product to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Suomi, España, the Netherlands and Australia.
We coat tickets with sanded films so that they last longer. That comes at an expense of your images to print darker than they may seem on your display.