New Year Tombala — every card unique, your name on all of them

The New Year's Eve tombala, this time with your name on it. You write the title and the line under it — "The Yılmaz Family · 2027" or your company's name — and it is printed on top of every card in the set. You choose how many cards: from 12 to 240, in twelves; companies usually take 96 for the New Year party. The cards are made in strips of six: every 6 cards use all the numbers from 1 to 90 exactly once. So every number drawn is on somebody's card, and no two cards in the set are the same. Each is a classic Turkish tombala card: 3 rows, 9 columns, 5 numbers to a row, the columns by decade. In the box: as many different cards as you ordered, cut, and a control board. The board has a 1–90 table to tick as the numbers are drawn and a "Card holders" list to write down who has which card. Before you order you can leaf through your cards one by one in the preview, and shuffle again if you do not like them. Two sizes: A6 (14.8 × 10.5 cm, the classic card) or A5 (21 × 14.8 cm, big numerals). Two boards: 300 gsm coated or 250 gsm bristol. Add the draw tiles sheet if you like: the 90 tiles on two A4 pages, to cut out with scissors and drop in the bag. Three layouts and eleven palettes, two of them made for New Year's Eve.

The drawing is the designer's; the colour and the logo are yours. What you see above is what we print.