Itasha Wrap Cost: Design, Printed Kit, Installation & Shipping

An itasha wrap budget has four parts: the artwork, the printed wrap kit, installation and delivery. Compare quotes using the same vehicle and panel coverage. A kit price alone does not tell you what the finished project will cost.

Stock design or custom artwork?

A stock design gives you an existing visual direction to work from. For current examples, QQPOO lists Racing Miku AW-190 at $699 USD and Makima AW-186 at $669 USD when this guide was published. Prices and availability can change; the product page and checkout provide the current order details. These are individual catalog examples, not a price for every vehicle or every service.

Stock artwork keeps its existing theme. You can ask about a color adjustment, but changing the character or overall theme requires a custom design discussion. Decide which route you need before comparing prices.

Printing illustration: artwork preparation and printed material are separate budget components. This image does not specify the printer or film used for an order.

Still choosing a starting point? Use our premade versus custom itasha wrap guide to compare an existing design, a limited adjustment and a new composition before comparing quotations.

QQPOO custom design and printing

For the custom itasha design service, the design fee is $200–$300 USD and full-car printing is $499 USD. Together, those two components are $699–$799 USD before shipping and installation. Confirm the final design scope and quotation before paying. These custom-service components should not be added automatically to a stock product price.

The custom design service includes three revisions, including one full theme change. The design stage normally takes 3–5 working days. Provide a clear brief and review the proof carefully so the revision allowance solves the important layout questions. Design time is separate from printing, dispatch and international transit.

Installation is a separate budget

QQPOO supplies the printed kit; local installation is not included. Ask a local wrap installer for a quote using your car’s make, model, production year, body style and intended coverage. Send photographs and mention aftermarket bumpers, spoilers or other body changes. Ask whether the quote includes surface assessment, preparation, trimming and any removal of an existing wrap.

Do not book an installation date around an assumed arrival day. Confirm the production schedule and delivery estimate first, and allow the installer to inspect the delivered material before starting.

Packaging illustration: confirm delivery and destination charges separately from design, printing and local installation.

Shipping and the final quote

Worldwide logistics are available. For a custom order, shipping is confirmed separately for the destination. Ask for the total delivered quote and clarify any destination charges before placing the order. Packaging and dispatch are planned within a day after printing is complete; that does not mean international delivery takes one day.

Use this comparison checklist

Does the quote use your exact vehicle and body style?
Which panels, quantities and sizes are included?
Is artwork preparation included, and how many revisions are covered?
What material and finish will be supplied?
Are printing, shipping and local installation itemized?
What happens after proof approval, and when is dispatch expected?

Read the kit coverage checklist and installation and care guide, then compare stock wraps or send your vehicle details through custom design.