Tattoo Deposits

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​​Boring but important bit:

Deposits are non-refundable. A minimum of 7 days notice during business hours Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm for cancelling or postponing an appointment is required.
Failure to do so will result in you losing your deposit, no matter the reason.

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Deposits are valid for up to one year.

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*If you reschedule/postpone your appointment more than 3 times in a row, this will result in you losing your deposit.*

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Any Questions? Please get in touch with your Tattoo Artist before paying a deposit. 

Deposits are non refundable, so if you're unsure about any aspects of getting tattooing please don't pay the deposit just yet. 

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​Righty, now we've gone over all the ' T's & C's ' of tattoo appointment deposits for each of our tattoo artists, below are the different payments options when paying your deposit.

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Bank Transfer:

If the artist you are booking in with accepts payment via bank transfer they will provide you with the details. 

 

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PayPal:

Each tattoo artist has their own PayPal account which they will provide you with at the time of booking. They will also request that the payment is sent 'friends & family' NOT 'goods and services' to prevent being charged a processing fee.

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Cash - in Person:

Either after the consultation, or deposits can be dropped off at the studio, because it is a largely by appointment tattoo studio, our opening hours vary. So please arrange a drop off time with your artist.

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​Via Post:

You can send the deposit via Royal Mail, 'Special Delivery' ONLY.

This is guaranteed up to £500, tracked & signed for.

Please include your name, a brief description of the tattoo you'd like, which tattoo artist you'd like to book the tattoo with, suitable dates/times, & most importantly your telephone number & email address. Once your chosen tattoo artist has received the deposit then they will get in touch to confirm your appointment.

 

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Deposits are non-refundable.
To change the tattoo appointment, a minimum of 7 days notice must be given. Failure to do so will result in you losing your deposit. No matter what the reason.

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