Recycled Plastic Guitar Plectrums
Product Code: 197770
Eco Friendly
Colours
White, Black, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Purple
Minimum Order
250
Set-up Charges
£37.50 per full colour design per position
Lead Time
5 working days from approval of artwork for up to 2500 white plectrums only
10 working days from approval of artwork
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About this Product
Promotional Recycled Plastic Guitar Plectrums are available in a range of 8 eye catching colours to help draw attention to your brand, are eco friendly, low cost, and made in the UK.
These printed Guitar Picks are made from recycled materials making them a great eco friendly addition to any range of campaign merchandise. They are ideal as for bands and musicians, as well as festivals or even some businesses and can be personalised with logos and designs in stunning full colour print. Have your designs printed to 1 side of the plectrum (or both sides for an additional cost).
Please note: Coloured whistles are priced differently to the white whistles. 5 working day lead time is for white whistles only, up to 2500 units.
Prices include a personalisation to 1 position. Prices exclude Origination, Carriage & VAT.
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