Custom Printed Business Signs and Signage

Start by defining the message, intended location, size, colours, mounting method, and brand assets. OMG! offers custom design support for acrylic signage, promotional displays, wayfinding signs, brand storytelling graphics, and fabric systems. You can provide existing artwork or discuss your requirements with the design team to develop a suitable sign concept.

Options include acrylic wayfinding signs, door and department signage, brand identification and story signs, promotional point-of-purchase displays, framed fabric graphics, and bundled signage solutions. Applications include patient education, interior navigation, retail displays, promotional messaging, and brand presentation in optical practices.

The product range includes acrylic signage and aluminium-framed fabric graphics. Acrylic options are available in multiple colour choices, including metallic and wood-grain finishes. Interchangeable fabric graphics use a silicone-edged graphic system within an aluminium frame for tool-free graphic insertion and replacement.

Yes. Products support custom branding, colours, imagery, text, and messaging. Acrylic signage can be configured for brand identification, storytelling, promotions, wayfinding, or department communication. Framed fabric graphics can also be customised with brand imagery, and OMG! provides art and design support at the stated additional hourly fee.

Mounting options vary by product and include double-sided tape, L-brackets, stand-offs, wall mounts, wall-mount frames, and frame-board compatibility. Some products include mounting hardware, while others make hardware available separately. The appropriate method depends on the sign format, installation surface, and intended display location.

The products are designed for optical practices, eyewear retailers, vision centres, and eyewear or lens brands. Common uses include exam-room and office door signs, department identification, patient education, point-of-sale messaging, brand storytelling, retail window displays, and in-facility navigation.