Shipping Times for a Custom Olga Boznańska Print

A made-to-order print moves through two stages, production and delivery, and each has its own clock. Here is how the timeline adds up, and where delays actually happen.

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The short answer

A custom Olga Boznańska print typically takes about two to three weeks door to door. Production of the print itself runs roughly three to five business days, then shipping adds another five to ten business days depending on destination. Framed pieces can sit at the longer end of both ranges because framing happens after printing.

Production comes before shipping

Every Boznańska edition is printed after the order is placed, not pulled from a shelf. That is the whole trade-off of made-to-order art delivery estimates. The upside is that nothing sits in a warehouse fading under fluorescent light. The cost is time. Printing and quality checks take about three to five business days before the piece is handed to a carrier.

Framing extends that window. A framed poster needs its moulding cut, the print mounted and the assembly inspected, which can push production toward the five day mark. Canvas is usually quicker because there is no frame to build around it, though it still needs stretching and a final look over. If the timeline matters, the format choice matters too. A canvas edition like buy the canvas edition tends to move through production faster than its framed counterpart.

What the shipping stage looks like

Once production finishes, the carrier takes over. Domestic shipments generally arrive within five to ten business days, and international destinations sit at the upper end of that range or slightly beyond it. Customs can add days that no print shop controls, particularly for parcels crossing into the EU or out of it. The full journey, order to doorstep, therefore lands most reliably around two to three weeks.

Delays cluster in predictable places. Carrier backlogs around holidays, customs inspections and address problems account for most of them, not the printing itself. Ordering a Boznańska piece well ahead of a specific date removes most of the anxiety. If the print is a gift, it is worth reading how canvas prints work as a gift before choosing a date to order by. Full stage by stage timings are set out in the Auvrique Shipping Policy.

Where delays happen

Carrier volume spikes around public holidays and peak retail periods
Customs inspections on international parcels, which no seller can shorten
Incomplete or unclear delivery addresses that send a parcel back to the depot
Framing work, which adds production days that canvas orders avoid

How to plan around the wait

Work backwards from the date you need the print on the wall. Allow two weeks for a domestic canvas order and three for anything framed or crossing a border. That buffer absorbs a normal delay without turning it into a crisis. Tracking begins the moment the carrier scans the parcel, so the final leg is never a mystery.

Format affects the calendar more than most buyers expect. Canvas prints travel lighter and skip the framing stage entirely, while framed posters arrive ready to hang but take longer to produce. The trade between them is covered in detail in canvas versus framed poster and the sizing questions in whether a framed poster will fit the wall. Choose the format first, then the date.

The wait is not one wait. It is two, and only one of them belongs to the carrier.

Stage	Framed poster	Canvas
Production	3 to 5 business days	3 to 5 business days
Shipping, domestic	5 to 10 business days	5 to 10 business days
Shipping, international	10 to 15 business days	10 to 15 business days
Total, typical	2 to 3 weeks	2 to 3 weeks

Typical timeline by stage and format

Key takeaways

A custom Boznańska print takes roughly two to three weeks from order to delivery.
Production runs three to five business days before the carrier is involved at all.
Framed orders take longer than canvas because framing happens after printing.
Customs and holiday carrier volume cause most delays, not the printing itself.

Related questions

Can I get an exact delivery date before ordering?

No seller can promise a calendar date, because the final leg depends on the carrier and, for international orders, on customs. What can be given honestly is a range. Two to three weeks covers the large majority of orders, and tracking narrows the picture once the parcel is scanned.

Does a framed print take longer than a canvas print?

Usually yes, by a few production days. Framing requires the moulding to be cut and the print mounted after printing, while a canvas needs only stretching. Shipping times are broadly the same for both, so the difference sits entirely in the workshop stage.

What happens if my print arrives damaged?

Damaged shipments are remade rather than repaired. Report the issue with photographs as soon as the parcel is opened, and a replacement goes back into production. That adds the same two to three week cycle as the original order, which is another reason to leave a buffer.

Olga Boznańska at Auvrique

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