Use case
Tourism and attraction magnets planned as retail collections
Visitor centres, attractions, parks, zoos and destination organizations need magnets that are recognizable, permission-cleared and easy to replenish. This page connects the visitor story with product format, range planning, retail packaging and order timing.
Design around the visitor memory
Identify what visitors remember and what the venue is authorized to merchandise: a landmark, animal, ride, map, view, mascot or event. Translate that subject into a readable silhouette and level of detail at the intended product size.
Visitor memory
Identify what visitors remember about the place — a landmark, animal, ride, map, view, mascot or event — and choose the subject that best carries the memory home.
Rights-cleared subject
Confirm what the venue is authorized to merchandise. The merchandised subject must be one the buyer owns or has permission to use before it enters production.
Readable at product size
Translate the chosen subject into a readable silhouette and level of detail that still reads clearly at the intended product size, not just at full artwork scale.
Create ranges, not isolated SKUs
Plan hero designs, complementary icons, finish tiers and seasonal additions. Use consistent naming, backing cards and barcode rules so the collection is easy for stores and distributors to manage. For card size, barcode data and assortment handling, see Plan retail packaging.
Range planning checklist
- Hero designs
- Complementary icons
- Finish tiers
- Seasonal additions
- Consistent naming
- Backing cards
- Barcode rules
Plan seasonal and repeat orders
Work backward from opening dates, peak seasons and events. Record each approved artwork version, sample reference, packaging file and carton configuration so reorders do not depend on memory or an old email chain.
Calendar milestones
Work backward from opening dates, peak seasons and events so artwork, sampling, production and transit each land before the date the stock is needed.
Approved references
Record each approved artwork version, sample reference, packaging file and carton configuration so the right version is the one that gets reordered.
Repeat-order record
Keep the repeat-order record complete enough that reorders do not depend on memory or an old email chain to recover what was made last time.
Project brief at a glance
What is this page for?
Build destination collections around landmarks, mascots and visitor retail.
What should a buyer provide?
Product or use, quantity per design, size, artwork status, packaging, target market and required date.
Order details
Our minimum order starts at 100 pcs per design, with the best unit pricing from 500 pcs. Lead time, capacity, certification, magnet grade and compliance remain project-specific until evidence is reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
Can you develop a collection from destination photos?
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Photos can inform the brief if the buyer owns or has permission to use them. The design still needs to be adapted for the selected process.
Can several venues share one format?
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Yes. A shared size, finish and packaging system can simplify a multi-venue program, but quantities and approvals remain design-specific.
How should seasonal deadlines be planned?
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Separate artwork approval, sample approval, production, packing and transit, then add time for buyer review and contingencies.
Can designs be exclusive?
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Exclusivity, artwork ownership and territory must be written into the commercial agreement; the website should not promise them by default.
Plan an attraction collection
Send the available artwork or concept with quantity, dimensions, use, target market, packaging and required date.