Logo keyrings and custom shapes
Discuss a printed or engraved keyring carrying your logo, or a 3D printed shape that reflects your product. The usable size, attachment point and artwork need to work together so the item is easy to carry.
Make something people have a reason to keep. Start with a useful item, a recognisable shape or an idea specific to your business, then choose the manufacturing process that suits the design and quantity.
For marketing teams, independent businesses, charities, clubs, agencies and event organisers.

These are starting points for a custom enquiry. Dimensions, materials, artwork and any finishing are agreed for your project.
UV printing can carry colour artwork on suitable surfaces. Laser engraving creates a mark whose appearance depends on the base material. A 3D printed logo adds shape and depth, with visible layers and detail limits to consider.
Fine text or a detailed crest may need a larger item or a simpler logo version. Send the original vector file where possible, along with brand colours and any rules about how the logo can be used.
Design work, production time and packing all contribute to the quote. Tell us your quantity and budget range early so we can discuss a construction that makes sense for the campaign.
Send what you have now. If a detail is still undecided, say so and we can discuss it. Include a budget range if you want help narrowing the options.
Brief this projectOur laser, UV and 3D printing work comes together in our West Yorkshire workshop. One project brief can cover the product, branding and any individual personalisation.
Meet Yorkshire3DBased in Huddersfield or elsewhere in Yorkshire? Include your location and tell us if you want to discuss a sample, local handover or workshop visit. Arrangements are confirmed in advance.
Send the destination country, postcode and required arrival date. Delivery availability, cost and any relevant import requirements are confirmed with the project quote. Multi-site orders need the location quantities too.
Useful answers for planning your order.
Send the logo and a rough size. We will review small details, thickness and attachment points, then discuss a practical design. Some logos need a backing shape or simplified details to become a usable physical product.
The practical quantity depends on the item, process and design work. Tell us the quantity you want, including a sample or short run, and we will confirm the scope and price in the quote.
Provide your colour references. Printed ink and coloured material behave differently, and the underlying surface can affect the result. If colour is critical, discuss a physical sample and the acceptable match before production.
Individual names, numbers or other details can be included in the brief. Supply the final list exactly as it should appear and explain whether those items need to be packed or labelled separately.
Send the idea, quantity, dimensions and deadline. Add your destination and any artwork or material preferences. We will assess the brief and discuss the scope and quote with you.
A sketch or photograph is a useful starting point. You do not need a finished design to enquire.