You have a direction. The FancyFix studio draws it.

Yes — original adaptation from your reference; stained glass is our deepest original-design category. The FancyFix studio works from whatever reference you have — a finished file, a historic period, or just a season and a mood board — and draws an original from it rather than pulling a catalog pattern. Directions come back first, not a single option, so you kill the ones that are not it before anyone commits to sampling.

You do — exclusive to you, in writing, before production; never resold or reissued, never on our own shelf. A pattern drawn for you under a bespoke agreement is not reissued in a different colorway under another name, and the exclusivity is written into the agreement before production rather than promised on a call. The open catalog works differently — it is available to any partner unless you ask for a regional exclusive, and the channel policy page sets out where that line falls.

We proof on real film, not screen; where fine lines or gradients won't hold, we flag it before production. Screen color lies and ink on film does not, so every direction goes through a printed substrate and color trial before sign-off. Fine lines close up, gradients band, and a color can drift two shades between batches — FancyFix would rather make the awkward call in week three than ship a container you cannot sell. Once a design is signed off, every batch is matched to the sample you approved.

A custom print run takes 35–45 days in production. Standard window film runs 30–35 days and large-batch projects 40–60 days. Production time starts after you sign off the design, so the calendar before it — brief, directions, first pattern set, revisions on real film, substrate and color trial — depends on how many revision passes a pattern takes, and FancyFix agrees the full timeline with you before the order is placed.