What Is Hollywood Poster Frames and What Does It Offer?

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Hollywood Poster Frames (hollywoodposterframes.com) is a wholesale picture-frame supplier that sells directly to consumers, hotels, department stores, and other businesses needing quantity framing. It custom-cuts each frame to the size you specify and also sells original and vintage movie posters. It suits people framing movie posters, prints, or artwork who want low-cost frames in standard or custom sizes, and businesses that need many frames rather than a single custom piece.

What the site sells

The core product is picture frames, offered in several styles and a long list of standard sizes. The site also runs a separate movie poster store with thousands of originals.

Frame styles listed:

  • Economy
  • Premium
  • Archival
  • Deluxe
  • Marquis

Standard sizes include:

Category Sizes / notes
Small prints & documents 8 x 10, 8 1/2 x 11, 9 x 12, 11 x 14, 11 x 17
Square formats 12 x 12 scrapbook, 12 1/2 x 12 1/2 album cover, 13 x 19
Poster & theater formats 14 x 22 theater/window card, 13 x 30 daybill, 14 x 36, 20 x 30, 22 x 28, 24 x 36, 27 x 40, 27 x 41, 30 x 40
Common photo/art sizes 16 x 20, 18 x 24, 24 x 30

Specialty frame types: poster frames, movie poster frames, album frames, certificate frames, scrapbook frames, comic book frames, playbill frames, and theatre window card frames. Several of these (playbill, comic book, album cover) are mat-float styles.

If your item doesn't match a listed size, the site invites you to email or call with a custom size.

How ordering and delivery work

Frames are custom cut to your specifications rather than pulled from stock in fixed sizes. You can have orders delivered to your door or pick them up at the company's showroom. The site lists PayPal among its payment options and advertises wholesale pricing plus a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

The wholesale-direct model is explained on the site: the company buys material in large monthly volumes, assembles frames in its own warehouse, and passes the savings to customers. That is the mechanism behind the low-cost positioning — it is not a retail markup structure.

Who it is built for

  • Individual collectors and consumers framing posters, prints, or artwork at low cost.
  • Volume buyers such as hotels, department stores, and other businesses that need quantity framing.
  • Movie poster collectors specifically — the company is owned and operated by two movie poster collectors who have framed for fellow collectors for about twenty years, and it specializes in archival movie poster framing.

The site also states that it has supplied custom movie poster framing to the sets of films and television shows, and that studio affiliates including the Motion Picture Academy, the Television Academy, and the Motion Picture Producers Guild have used the company.

Practical points before you order

  • Measure first. The site's own guidance stresses measuring your poster or artwork before framing; sizing errors are the main risk with custom-cut frames.
  • Choose the frame style by purpose. Archival is the relevant option if preservation matters for a collectible poster; Economy and Premium are the lower-cost display options.
  • Check whether you need mat-float. Playbill, comic book, and album cover items are offered as mat-float frames, which display the full item rather than overlapping its edges.
  • Ask about oversize and custom sizes. The site has a dedicated guide to oversize framing and accepts custom size requests by email or phone, so confirm lead time and price for anything outside the listed sizes.
  • Consider pickup if local. Showroom pickup is an option alongside delivery, which can matter for large or bulk orders.

Current prices, exact shipping costs, and showroom location are not specified in the available site information, so confirm those directly with the company before ordering.