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No, we specialize in tattooing only.
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Yes, we accept walk-ins everyday! Give us a call around when we open, and we’ll let you know our artist’s availability for the day. Please keep in mind that walk-ins operate on a first come first served basis.
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We can always book you a consultation over the phone, and in some instances you can start the appointment booking process over the phone. However we cannot take any form of payment information over the phone, so you’ll still need to follow-up with a deposit. Don’t worry we’ll supply you with all the needed information to send over your deposit.
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We cannot give price estimates over the phone, email, or DM. There are many different factors that go into pricing a tattoo. For example we need to consider size, details, placement on the body, color or black and grey, etc. We also need to consider how much drawing and research will need to be done for the tattoo. If you come in for a consultation your artists can give you a price range after going over your concept.
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No. All deposits are non-refundable. The deposit holds your appointment time and comes off of the price of the final session of your tattoo. It also goes toward any research and drawing for your tattoo. If you absolutely need to reschedule your appointment, we require 48 hours notice in order for you to move your deposit to a new appointment date. We can reschedule your appointment one time. After that, you forfeit your deposit and will need a new one to make another appointment. This may seem a little harsh, but getting a tattoo is a time-consuming process (especially for a larger tattoo). We simply want to make sure you are fully committed before we spend time on research and drawing for your tattoo.
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Different tattooers have different wait times. If you would like to know a certain tattooer’s availability, please call the shop that you’d like to get tattooed at. We would be glad to let you know their schedule.
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No. The current laws in the states and countries that we operate in require you to be 18 years of age and have proper (government-issued) identification to get a tattoo.
