Buying a custom stamp involves three key decisions: the , the design , and the ink . Whether you need a professional business logo or a simple return address, this guide breaks down the process. 1. Choose Your Stamp Type
Delivers the crispest, highest-quality impressions. The ink is "baked" into the stamp itself, but they usually cost more.
The classic choice for "crafty" looks. Requires a separate ink pad, giving you more flexibility with colors.
Best for high-volume, repetitive tasks like office work. The ink pad is built-in and re-inks the rubber plate after every press.
The mechanism you choose depends on how often you’ll use it and the "look" you want.