How to Order

About I-Do-ID

I-do-ID is part of Reprah Sales Pty Limited (ABN 65 108 180 838). Since 2001, we have specialised in manufacturing printed-on-plastic and other forms of ID. 

I-do-ID does not practice or condone any form of spam marketing. All names and other details supplied for the purpose of manufacturing name badges or id cards are used for that purpose only and are not retained or on-sold for marketing or any other purpose.

To Contact I-Do-ID

• post to PO Box 4042, Denistone East, NSW, 2112

• phone 0418 231 364

• fax 02 9438 3634

• or email: sales @ idoid.com
  

Order Quantities

• For button badges, the minimum order is fifty. 

• For lapel pins, the minimum order is 100.

• For all other badges and id tags, there is no minimum order. Small orders may incur a once-only setup charge. After the initial shipment, there is  no restriction on order size and no surcharge for small quantities.

Australia Only

We currently only supply to Australia and New Zealand. 

Common Fonts

We can manufacture IDs using any font that you choose but we find that most requirements can be met from the following selection:   

San Serif (Arial):	Serif (Times New Roman):
Script (Lucida Calligraphy):	Rounded (Pump):
Casual (Forte):	Condensed (Gill Sans):
Antique (Edwardian):	Bold (Cooper):

Graphic File Formats

Graphics supplied in common formats like .jpg or embedded in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf)  or Microsoft Word documents are fine. We can also usually accept graphics in any of the following formats: 
(Not every release of every programs actually produces the format as expected - so we can't guarantee that we can definitely use any file with one of these extensions.)

If you can't send us a digital graphic, or would prefer to send a print, there may be a small scanning fee for each photo or graphic. We can also design graphic elements for you, if that is your preference. Be sure to specify the colours and fonts you want us to use and, of course, include your contact information and shipping address.

Colour Names

Many colours have a variety of names and often the same name is used for different shades. The names which we use are given in the table below. (Note that not all computer screens will display all colours the same.)