1.0
Choose the construction around the artwork
Metal suits crisp relief and plated or enamel detail. Soft PVC supports molded color and flexible shapes. Resin or dimensional constructions can carry illustrated or sculpted subjects. The correct route depends on the artwork, finished size, handling, quantity range, and target presentation.
No universal minimum, magnet strength, or lead time is promised here. Those points are confirmed after the design, material, weight, packaging, quantity, and destination are reviewed together.
2.0
Treat the magnet and presentation as one retail object
A magnet sold in a museum shop or visitor center may need a backing card, barcode area, product copy, or coordinated display format. A promotional magnet may instead prioritize compact packing and distribution. Include the intended channel in the brief so presentation is not added after the object is approved.
- Museum and cultural retail
- Tourism and destination souvenirs
- Brand and campaign merchandise
- Event and membership keepsakes
3.0
Approve weight, contact area, and visible detail
The production proof should show finished dimensions, thickness, artwork boundaries, relief or print areas, backing position, and packaging. A physical sample can then confirm surface appearance, balance, magnetic contact, and the way the piece sits in its intended presentation.
