FINE LINE TATTOO
SESSION TIME
Most fine line pieces take thirty minutes to an hour, which makes them ideal walk-in tattoos and easy to fit into the last days of a holiday. Matching couples pieces are done back-to-back in a single visit.
HEALING
Fine line tattoos often have a relatively light surface-healing process, but healing time varies. We'll explain how to keep the area clean and protected from friction, sun and swimming.
STARTING PRICE
Every tattoo is different, so we price each piece individually based on its design and size. Share your idea with us, and we’ll give you a clear quote before your session.
RECENT WORK
All photos are real, healed client work from our Kata Beach and Bang Tao studios — tap any piece to view it full size.
IS FINE LINE RIGHT FOR YOU?
Fine line suits first-timers, minimalists, and couples. It is the most requested style for matching travel tattoos — small coordinates, script, wave lines, and florals that mark a trip without dominating the skin.
We also cover this style in our tattoo guide and answer the most common questions below.
BOTH STUDIOS OFFER THIS STYLE
- Kata Beach studio — walk-ins from 11:00, open until 22:00 daily.
- Bang Tao Beach studio — quiet studio on Soi Ao Bang Thao 4, open 11:00–22:00 daily.
Not sure which studio suits your trip? Send us your hotel area on WhatsApp, and we'll point you to the nearest one.
FINE LINE TATTOO — COMMON QUESTIONS
DO FINE-LINE TATTOOS LAST, OR DO THEY BLUR?
When done well and placed correctly, they age beautifully. Fingers, palms, and feet tend to blur the fastest, so we’ll guide you toward placements that stay crisp and let you know when a slightly bolder design would work better.
CAN TWO PEOPLE GET ONE MATCHING TATTOO IN ONE VISIT?
Yes — couples pieces are a speciality. Most matching fine line designs take under an hour each, done back-to-back, so you are in and out within an afternoon.
IS FINE LINE A GOOD FIRST TATTOO?
It is the gentlest introduction: short sessions, low pain, quick healing. Many of our first-time clients start with a small fine line piece and come back for something larger on their next trip.