Colors May Vary

Due to the highly concentrated nature of our pigments, achieving an exact match from one sleeve to another is nearly impossible. While we can get close—and sometimes even achieve an exact match by chance—each sleeve is mixed individually, making subtle variations inevitable.

We start with a base color that aligns with your order, typically a light or tan shade. From there, we carefully add small amounts of a deep red pigment we call "Blood" to enhance the realism of the final product. This meticulous blending process gives our sleeves a more lifelike look, particularly around the head, where slight tonal differences can make all the difference. However, we won’t know the true final color until the sleeve is fully cured and removed from the mold.

Why We Mix Our Colors

Compared to companies that use pre-mixed, uniform colors, our process allows for more depth and variation, giving each piece a unique, organic aesthetic. While consistent color matching isn't possible, we believe the trade-off is worth it—our method results in a more visually appealing product that looks far more natural than uniform, factory-made alternatives.

We appreciate your understanding and trust in our craftsmanship. If you have specific color preferences, we will do our best to accommodate them within the natural variations of our hand-mixing process.