Anime car wraps, itasha done properly
Your artwork, our print-ready layout, premium laminated film and certified installation. Full-body itasha or a single striking panel, built in Kent for the Pacific Northwest anime car community.
From artwork to rolling itasha
It works like every printed wrap we build: you bring the artwork, we build the print-ready layout on your exact vehicle template in-house, you approve a full proof, the design prints and laminates through our large-format partner, and our certified installers lay it down with the same edge discipline we give full color changes and exotics.
Full-body itasha, single-side character panels, hood art or accent designs all follow the same path, and printed panels can be combined with solid color wrap or a chrome delete for a complete build. One honest note: character art rights belong to you, so commissioned original artwork is both the safest and the best-looking way to do this.
Anime wrap questions, answered straight
What is an itasha wrap?
Itasha is the Japanese style of decorating a car with anime, manga or game character art, usually as a large printed design across the sides, hood or full body. What started in Tokyo car culture is now a fixture at Pacific Northwest meets and shows, and the printed-wrap process behind it is exactly what we do every week.
How much does an anime car wrap cost?
Quoted per project, because coverage drives everything: a hood or door panel design costs a fraction of a full-body itasha. Layout complexity and your vehicle size set the rest. For context on how wrap pricing scales by coverage and vehicle, see the wrap cost guide, then send us your design idea for a real number.
Do I need to supply the artwork?
Yes, the artwork is yours to provide, and the rights to it are your responsibility. Commissioning an artist for original work is the safest route and usually looks better than screenshots ever could. We take your art, build the print-ready layout on your exact vehicle template in-house, and you approve a full proof before anything prints.
What file quality does the art need?
The bigger and cleaner, the better: vector files are ideal, and raster art should be as high resolution as possible since it will be blown up across body panels. Send what you have and we will tell you honestly whether it will hold up at full size.
Can you do partial itasha instead of a full wrap?
Absolutely, and most builds start there. A single-side character panel, hood art or door design delivers the look for far less than a full body wrap, and it can be extended later.
How long does a printed wrap last, and does it come off?
Premium printed and laminated film lasts five to seven years with hand washing and sensible care, the same as our color change wraps. Professionally removed, it comes off clean without damaging factory paint, so the car returns to stock whenever you are ready for the next design.