A word from our founder

"Like many people, I’ve always loved the artistry behind tattoos—but the lifelong commitment never quite felt right. I wanted the look, the feel, and the self-expression, but I didn't want the permanence. That search for a middle ground is what led me to discover semi-permanent ink." — Jake, Founder of TATTD.

In late 2024, Jake realized that high-quality, stylish temporary options in the UK were few and far between. What began as a personal project to find a more flexible way to wear art quickly evolved into a mission to change how we think about body art.

From a Project to a Movement

We officially launched with a simple goal: to provide tattoos that look and feel real without the compromise. The response was immediate and overwhelming. In a very short time, TATTD has grown from a local startup into the UK’s largest semi-permanent tattoo company.

Our journey by the numbers:

• 20,000+ Tattoos Sold: We've helped thousands of people across the globe test their next ink or refresh their style for a weekend.
• 2,000+ Five-Star Reviews: Our community is at the heart of everything we do, and their feedback drives our innovation.
• Unlimited Possibilities: We are constantly expanding our collections, from minimalist finger tattoos to full sleeves, ensuring there is a design for every mood and moment.

Our Mission

At TATTD, we believe your skin is a canvas that should evolve with you. We are dedicated to creating plant-based, organic, and long-lasting designs that empower you to express yourself on your own terms.

Every design we ship is more than just a product—it's a tool for confidence and a way to bridge the gap between imagination and reality. Whether you are "test-driving" a design before visiting a studio or simply love the freedom of a two-week transformation, we are proud to be part of your story.

Join the TATTD Community

We are incredibly grateful to the creatives, dreamers, and free spirits who have joined us on this journey. This brand was born from a personal need for flexibility, and today, it belongs to a community that refuses to be defined by permanence.