Those familiar with online shopping will likely relate to the following scenario: Navigating to your site of choice, you find an image of a product you might like, click on the image to enlarge it, and then again, to enlarge it further. Though the largest image gives you a reasonable feel for the product, you still find yourself wishing you had the item directly in front of you in order to make a more informed decision. After all, before purchasing this item, you want to be absolutely sure it is what you are looking for. This becomes especially true when shopping for invitations that will mark the special events in your life.
Here at LCI, we understand this feeling! Though our product photographers work to the best of their ability to provide customers with an accurate product image, we recognize that browsing though items online is quite different from browsing in person. This is why we offer the option to order a sample of the item you will potentially purchase. With most samples priced at just a dollar per item, this is a simple, affordable, and practical solution to a problem we can all relate to.
We recognize that the sample you receive will be your first tangible impression of our product, and that you want confidence that the product you purchase for your event will match your expectations. Because of this, great care is put into assembling each sample that we ship. The process of assembling a sample is one of meticulous attention to detail that I will now walk you through.
First, each item you select is individually picked from the inventory shelves.
Next, each item is carefully prepared to ensure your sample closely resembles the finished product you have chosen.
After assembly, care is taken to package the sample in such a way that your sample will remain safe during shipping, and will look as great leaving our warehouse as it does arriving at your doorstep.
In going through this meticulous process, we hope to make it simple and convenient for you to make an informed decision about our products. We understand that you want the quality and beauty of your invitations to match the quality and beauty of your event.
Kristen Desrosier
kristen@lcipaper.com
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