Printing results vary by partner and by product, largely because different materials take ink and colour differently.
Our faux suede, for instance, is softer and absorbs slightly more ink than our faux linen, giving it richer, more saturated colour, while linen keeps a classic matte finish.
The same principle applies across our range: cotton and polyester behave differently under print, paper and card vary by finish and weight, and hard surfaces like glass and carbon-fibre iPad cases reproduce colour quite differently again, since ink sits on the surface rather than absorbing into it.
Placed side by side, two products on different materials will show a subtle difference, the same way a colour can never look identical on a glossy glass chopping board and a cotton tea towel.
We work closely with our partners to get as close a match as possible across our range, and years of refining this process mean we’re confident in the results, even though an exact match across every material isn’t physically possible.
Colour on Monitors and Devices
Screens vary. Monitors and browsers aren’t all calibrated the same way, so colour reproduction online is never perfectly precise. We do our best to display product colours and images as accurately as possible, but we can’t guarantee that what you see on your screen exactly matches the real product.
