The story
Poster Kingz started for a simple reason: blank walls deserve better. We were tired of seeing the same five generic prints in every student bedroom and first flat — the ones every chain store sells and nobody actually loves. So we built the marketplace we wanted to shop from ourselves.
Today we ship museum-quality posters to customers across the UK, Europe, the US and beyond — focused on the categories that matter to us: music, streetwear, sneakers, cars, sports, kitchen, home and custom album art for the people who'd hang their favourite record on the wall if they could.
What we print
Every poster is printed on demand on Lustre Photo Paper 180gsm — heavy enough to hang flat without curling, with rich colour reproduction that survives a sunny window. Three sizes (A4, A3, A2), optional black aluminium frames with plexiglass, and hanging hardware included with every framed order.
Because we print on demand, we can carry the deep cuts a chain store can't justify — the album from 2007, the colourway from a one-off collab, the supercar most shops have never heard of.
Where we are
UK-based, shipping worldwide.
- Customer support: typically replies within 24 hours, Monday–Friday
- Instagram: @poster.kingz
- TikTok: @posterkingz_
What you can expect from us
- Quality first. If a print arrives damaged, marked or wrong — we make it right. No quibbles. 14-day returns on damaged or incorrect items on every order.
- Fast turnaround. UK orders ship via Standard Tracked (3-5 working days), 48hr Tracked (1-2 working days, £4.99) or 24hr Tracked (next working day, £7.99). International shipping to Europe in 7-11 working days.
- Real responses. Our support inbox is staffed by humans who care whether your poster arrives looking right.
- No filler. We don't carry generic stock-photo posters. Every print in the catalogue is here because someone on the team genuinely wanted it on a wall.
Custom work
Want a custom album poster, a personalised gift print, or a one-off design for a wedding, birthday or studio? Message us on Instagram — we'll take it from there.