"custom items" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to products or services that are designed or made in accordance with an individual's specific preferences or requirements. For example, "The company specializes in custom items, such as one-of-a-kind jewelry and personalized mugs."
It manufactures custom items and sells them over the Internet.
Custom items have always been available in a casual way: chili on your burger patty or mayo for your fries.
Surprisingly, at the L. L. Bean Outlet Store the best deals recently were custom items with botched monograms.
Ms. Singh's custom items, for example, take at least six months because she finds all her stones in Jaipur and doesn't start searching for them until she is hired for a specific project.
Anybody is free to make custom items, characters and worlds that can be purchased and played.
Up pops an alphabetic keyboard of sorts and you can type in custom items.
The cheapest custom item in the shop was a velour sweatsuit, which sold for three hundred and seventy-five dollars, but customers who wanted one were sometimes sent to shops in the outer boroughs; when the boutique was full of leather and fur customers, Day couldn't afford to waste time selling velour.
And while Needed is primarily focused on grocery shopping, there's also a section for Electronics where you can enter in a custom item in order to get updates about matching deals.
Given that stents can be considered specialised almost custom fit medical items, a direct delivery to the point of usage was considered smoother.
It's also possible to visit an elven blacksmith to forge custom magical items.
Gregory Horgan and his wife, Cayce Becket, run a company that designs and builds custom architectural items, like handrails or wine cellar doors.
