Nobody makes a "retail quality" faceplate for individual users. If you talked to a manufacturer like Mad Catz for instance, you'd have to buy over a thousand plates at a cost of twenty bucks a piece for them to set up the equipment. Decal people won't make you a skin that uses copyrighted images. That's pretty much why there is a faceplate customizer community. It's the only way to get what you want. You can try to get inkjet-friendly adhesive vinyl and print some yourself, but the cutting is messy.
It's for these reasons that very few gaming sites have their own faceplates to give away or sell.
Pelican offered a program where you could design your own and get a retail quality plate, but you were limited to their designs. They already committed their manufacturing to those images, so they could do "onesies."