RETRO PRICES END SOON

When Art & Hue launched twelve years ago, a cocktail cost around £7, a first class stamp was 62 pence, and a magazine was £2.50 (all the basic essentials).

A lot’s changed since then. The print prices haven’t – not once since 2014 – but time and inflation wait for no one. So after 12 years at the same prices, they’ll be increasing across all Art & Hue prints from the 1st of December.

It’ll be a modest rise – as Art & Hue has always aimed to keep the pop art an affordable way to bring style & joy to your walls – but a rise nonetheless so wanted to let you know.

Every Art & Hue print is produced the same way it always has been: museum-quality 310gsm cotton card and fine-art pigment inks for archival longevity. The new prices will simply reflect twelve years of many small but regular cost increases absorbed along the way.

Because updating over 700 prints isn’t a one-click task, the new prices will roll through the collections gradually during December. Anything ordered before the 1st of December will be at 2014 pricing.

If you’ve had your eye on a print or two, now’s the moment to order at 2014 retro prices.

Thanks to everyone who’s bought pop art prints over the past twelve years!

You can see a gallery of prints in people’s homes shared on social media online here.