WHY CHOOSE SWEET IMPRINTS - QUALITY
Quality of the products is of utmost importance at Sweet Imprints.
Good quality materials are used and an attempt is made to make every product as flawless as possible. There will always be things that need to be fixed and corrected. The difference between a good quality product and a 'good enough' product is how much effort and importance is given to each item that needs correcting. Every little imperfection matters at Sweet Imprints.
Below are some of the areas that are indicators of the effort that has been put at Sweet Imprints to create a quality product:
The hand and foot is shown generously and completely.
Lower quality indication:
The hand might not show any of the arm. Often the bottom of the hand cast is jagged with an uneven wavy unfinished look. The foot might be reduced in depth as the frame is not deep enough to show it with the ankle.
True representation of the actual hand and foot.
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Lower quality indication:
Sometimes due to faults in the casting process, the hand or foot looks distorted. It might have waves and dents that are not actually there in the actual hand or foot.
All the fingers and toes are distinct and clear.
Lower quality indication:
If the casting and finishing has not been done well, the distinction between individual fingers and toes is reduced or lost. Fingers might blend into each other.
The painted prints have clean, precise and clear lines. This is very time consuming and needs time and patience. Due to the precise painting, the different prints 'pop' out.
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Lower quality indication:
If this task is not done carefully, the edges of the hands do not have clean and clear lines. The overall look is lost and the product looks more like an arts project rather something professionally made.
The imprints are clear and deep enough to give a well defined and complete print.
Lower quality indication:
If the print has not been taken well, parts of it will not have been pressed in giving either the impression of an incomplete or an uneven print.
Jewellery items are thick enough to give them durability as well as for their imprints to have some depth.
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Lower quality indication:
A common way to reduce the price of jewellery is to make them very thin. As a result they can loose their shape in time. The imprints on them would be very shallow and hence barely visible.
Last but not the least...quality frames are used to present your product, rather than just a simple basic box frame.
The nails are clearly defined and visible. The tips of fingers and toes are complete and natural looking.
Lower quality indication:
The tips of fingers and toes might be missing or distorted. The clarity of the nails might also have been lost or reduced.
The hand cast shows all the details that are visible on the actual hand.
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Lower quality indication:
Sometimes the child might not have many lines. However often, the detail is lost due to errors in the casting process.