Are You Looking For A Special Gift For for Hunter's Wife or Girlfriend?

Hi Fellow,

We are the Designers and Supporters of Hunter Shop. We're really happy that you, our customers, loved the products we have made.

We hope to help our fellow hunters who are searching for a suitable and unique present for their beloved one on special occasions like annivesary, birthday, holidays,...

Today, we happily introduced you our new service: Design on Demand. By letting you add your own personalized designs, we make sure the products will come out unique and beautiful.

Wondering about the process to create your own designs? Please follow these steps below:

Step 1: Choose the product you want for your beloved one.
Link: https://www.behance.net/christophe98fe7355

Step 2: Give us your idea, if you don't have any, we will help you out.

Step 3: Receive your beautiful demo product and design through message.

Step 4: Give us your feedback and we will finish to have to final product.

Step 5: Make payment and wait for the product to come!

Important Note: We offer 3 revisions at most, so please think carefully about what you really want.
More than that, we will offer you our promotions such as:

- We will charge you the design for FREE!
- Buy 2 get 1 FREE (for ANY of our products on store).
- Get the chance to become our VIP member in the Hunter Community to get more and more discount and presents in holiday seasons.

How does it sound? If you need more information, please contact us at:
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