New Custom Guitar Picks Service

Custom Guitar Picks Service

Iron Age Guitar Accessories is happy to offer an incredible service on a deal that you can’t find anywhere else!
We are accepting orders for custom guitar picks where you, the customer,
decide all the specifics on how you want your batch of guitar picks to be made down to the tiniest detail we can possibly perfect.
The form to submit for these types of orders is located at the bottom of our website under “Custom Guitar Picks”.
Follow the steps and you’ll be on your way to owning your one of a kind set of guitar picks!

Tier 1 - Green crystal acrylic picks with custom engraving, aqua glow, & fully polished.

Information

We want to be clear that when you place an order using the form provided, a minimum of 12 picks has to be purchased at the rates for materials.
That means you need to agree to purchase at least 12!
We require this number because crafting one fully custom pick would be more or less the same amount of time spent crafting twelve due to the process that we use,
which includes the amount of set-up time, design time, and work to complete the pick.
It is just a more efficient way to use our time and not disrupt our work flow in the shop.

We offer a variety of materials for this type of service; they include the pearlescent acrylic that you see from our Imperial and Ragnarok collections,
the faux ivory that you see from our Ivory Collection, and clear acrylic that you see from our Crystal Spearheads.
From these materials, we can craft any pick shape that we have from our website or that you have seen from any common pick brands out there.
Last part of the custom order is the type of finish you’d like on the pick.
For our acrylics, we can do polished or satin bevels that are rounded or tapered with polished or satin faces.
For ivory, we can only do satin finishes and rounded or tapered bevels.

Promotional Offer

While supplies last we’re also offering a free “Quicksilver” Imperator pick with all custom wholesale orders.
These will automatically be included while supplies last. Also the quicksilver material is currently available as a bonus material that can be used to make your picks.
This material isn’t listed on the form but we will consider it a “Tier 2” material.
Just let us know when we contact you that you would like to make your picks out of the “Quicksilver” acrylic.

Conclusion

For the full details & to take the first step in creating your very own signature picks,
please see the Custom Guitar Picks page where you can also submit a form with all your desired specifications.
If the shape of the pick isn’t on our website, please be sure to send a picture of the design that you want to our support@ironageaccessories.com email,
or wait till one of our team members reaches out to you regarding your custom order.
From there, we will send an invoice that contains details on your order.
If you have any questions about the invoice, you can reach out to the team member that helped you.
Otherwise, if you’re happy with the details of the order, complete the invoice by filling out billing and shipping information in order for us to start the order!
We don’t start any orders in the shop until the invoices are completed, no matter how big or small the order may be.

This is one of the best deals we have to offer! At a minimum of 12 picks, we take 50% off each pick that you purchase compared to our regular store prices.
This process is a little different from our Personalized Guitar Pick Service that we offer, where it’s just one special engraved pick from a selection of the stock pick collections.
Be sure to tag us in your social media posts so that we can share them to our tens of thousands of followers on Instagram!

Examples

Here’s a couple examples of custom guitar picks we’ve produced so far…


Tier 1 - Pearlescent acrylic with custom engraving, green UV glow fill, and fully polished finish.

Tier 3 - Green crystal acrylic picks with custom engraving, no engraving fill, and fully polished. Halo Guitars & the San Antonio band Wulfholt.

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