Just awful
I had a very disappointing experience with Tog.ink and unfortunately would not recommend them for custom wedding stationery.
I ordered a 5x7 Digital + Letterpress save-the-date product. I did miss the separate upload field for the letterpress artwork, and I fully acknowledge that. However, what was incredibly frustrating was that their system still allowed me to submit the order, add it to my cart, pay for a Digital + Letterpress product, and move forward with the entire letterpress layer completely blank.
Their system had already rejected my PDF multiple times when it was saved incorrectly, so once I corrected it and the file was accepted, I reasonably believed my artwork had passed the required checks for the product I was purchasing. There was no warning that the letterpress portion was missing, no error message, and apparently no prepress review before production.
Because there was no note field at checkout, I emailed customer service immediately after placing the order specifically to confirm that all of the text would be letterpressed. Their own website tells customers who need to make a change to contact Customer Care “as soon as possible” after ordering, which is exactly what I did. I was later told the order had already been printed and could not be changed.
When I asked whether any courtesy reprint, credit, or discount could be offered, the responses were dismissive and focused primarily on showing me where the upload field was located. I was even told that the product costs the same if it is ordered blank, which completely missed the point of my concern.
Unfortunately, when the cards actually arrived, there was a second issue: the print quality itself. The pastel artwork in my supplied file is intentionally soft, but still clearly defined. The finished cards arrived extremely washed out and faded. The pink monogram, green border, blue and yellow florals, and other details lost substantial saturation and contrast compared with the artwork I provided.
I understand that colors can vary somewhat between a screen and printed cotton paper, but this was far beyond a minor color shift. The final product looked noticeably different from the supplied artwork and was not something I felt comfortable mailing for my wedding.
At the end of the day, I understand that I made an upload mistake with the letterpress layer. My frustration is that a Digital + Letterpress order was able to proceed with no letterpress artwork whatsoever, without any warning, despite my contacting customer service immediately after checkout. On top of that, the actual digital print quality was significantly different from the artwork submitted.
I ended up spending around $120 on save-the-dates I will not be using and now have to have them completely reprinted elsewhere.
For anyone considering Tog.ink for wedding stationery, I would be extremely careful with the file setup and would strongly recommend requesting clarification and proofing before placing a full order.
12 sierpnia 2026
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