Walk-Ins VS Making an Appointment

Hey out there! We have been getting a lot of questions from customers who aren't sure what protocol to use when setting up their next ink session.

Certain tattoos are easily done as a walk-in with no prior consultation. Others, like larger or more detailed custom pieces, are best approached with a consultation and appointment.

We are here to help you navigate this process so you can have peace of mind when getting your next work of art!

Walk-ins:

A walk-in tattoo is usually something simple that can be done quickly, (sorry sleeves, chest pieces and back pieces are not walk-in material!.)

We take our walk-ins on a first-come first-serve basis, so it is always a good idea to call the shop to see if we have availability for the day.

If someone comes ahead of you, we will take whoever was there first.

Unfortunately we cannot reserve your spot for a walk-in over the phone.

If you're not sure if your tattoo idea can be done as a walk-in, come in and talk with one of our artists, we will let you know if it is something we can do right away or if you need to make an appointment.

Appointments:

Appointments are the best way to go about getting a custom tattoo. Appointments ensure that you get your own time slot reserved with the artist of your choice and allow you and your artist more time to make sure the design is exactly what you want.

Step 1: Decide on a tattoo idea.

Don't know what to get?

See our previous post https://www.outrageous-tattoos.com/single-post/2017/01/21/TFW-you-want-a-tattoo-but-dont-know-what-to-get

Step2: Go in to the shop and speak with an artist about your idea.

Bring references if you have them!

Step 3: Leave a deposit.

Most shops will not book an appointment without a deposit.

A deposit goes toward the total cost of your tattoo.

Deposits pay your artist for their time drawing your custom piece, and are non-refundable for this reason.

No custom art will be drawn without a deposit.

If you do not leave a deposit, you will be considered a walk-in and will be on a first come-first serve basis.

Step 4: Show up for your appointment!