World Scratch Off Map - Travel around the World Scratch Map
With brilliant colors and lovely icons, our world scratch map allows you to reveal countries, landmarks and display your travel journey and progress.
- ✔ Easy scratch formula with FREE scratch tool
- ✔ Impeccable attention to details
- ✔ Perfectly fit with IKEA frame or any standard frames
- ✔ Original designs with iconic pattern
Life is just like an endless journey and travelling is an adventure that can COLOR OUR LIFE. But what is the best way to record our memorable moments during each adventure? If you're travelers or backpackers too, this World travel scratch map is the best companion you could ever find when you're eager to explore the world.
On Good Weather's world travel scratch map, you can scratch off the countries you've been to, the landmarks you've discovered as well as the traditional food and drinks you've tasted! Or maybe drop some notes nearby to create a more visual travel itinerary yourself and plan for your next exciting trip with your personalized world scratch map.
Let's take a closer look at this World Scratch map with unique and detailed design!
Before & After
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When you first get your Good Weather's world travel scratch map, you can start create your own scratch map by holding the dedicated scratch map pick, which allows you to scratch off the world travel scratch map gently without leaving any obvious scratch marks.
You’ll be eager to get on the road for your next trip! Packed in a high quality tube, World Scratch Map is the ultimate tool for you or any dreamer you know to make travels fun and even more memorable and also inspire your next journey!
You can also hang up your map on the wall as a decoration. The scratch map size is only 70 x 50 cm, very light and portable. It comes in TUBE size which is so convenient for traveling and shipping. A warm reminder: The frame can be found in IKEA.
Specifications
| Map size | 70 x 50 cm (27.5 x 20 in) |
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| Tube size | 55 x 5 x 5 cm |
| Shipping weight | 0.5 kg |
| Surface | Gold foil scratch layer over full-colour print |
| Paper | High-quality poster paper |
| Included | Map, matte-finish tube, free scratch pen / pick |
| Frame | Not included - fits standard 70 x 50 cm frames |
How to scratch it without damaging the map
Use the scratch pick included in the tube, a coin, or the edge of a plastic card. Work in short, light strokes and go over the same spot two or three times rather than pressing hard — pressure is what scores the paper beneath the foil. Start in the middle of a region and work outwards towards its border, so you arrive at the outline under control. Brush the loose foil flakes away with a dry cloth as you go; a damp cloth softens the paper and lifts foil you meant to keep.
Avoid keys, penknives and scissor blades. Removed foil cannot be replaced, so take the first few regions slowly. Full guidance is in our scratching guide.
Framing and display
The map arrives rolled in its tube. Let it lie flat for a day, weighted at the corners, before framing or scratching — a curled map makes the pick skip. The dimensions match standard off-the-shelf frame sizes including IKEA's, so you do not need anything custom. A frame is not included.
If you plan to keep scratching, mount it so the surface stays reachable rather than pressed tight under glass. Once your travels are done, glass protects the finished map.
Frequently asked questions
What size is the World Scratch Map?
The map is 70 x 50 cm (27.5 x 20 inches) and ships rolled in a 55 x 5 x 5 cm matte-finish tube. It fits standard 70 x 50 cm frames, including IKEA sizes.
What is included in the tube?
One World Scratch Map and a free scratch pen or pick, packed in a matte-finish protective tube. A frame is not included.
Does the World map cover Japan, Korea and Thailand?
Yes. The World edition covers every country, so it works as a single map whichever countries you travel to. Country editions break one country into its regions for far more detail.
What do I use to scratch it?
The included scratch pen or pick, a coin, or the edge of a plastic card. Use light repeated strokes rather than heavy pressure, and avoid anything sharp.
More answers are in our FAQ, shipping policy and returns policy.
