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Brochures, folders, catalogues, company profiles and stationery — printed on stock that matches how the brand is supposed to feel in the hand.
Nobody reads the spec. Everybody feels it.
Thin stock, a cracked fold, ink that rubs off on a thumb — a client will not name any of it, but the document lands as cheap, and so does whatever is printed on it. The company profile you hand over in a meeting is doing the same job as the meeting.
We spec the paper, the weight and the finish against what the piece is actually for, run a proof before the full job, and check the delivery before it reaches you.
WHAT WE PRODUCE
Designed, printed, finished and delivered as one job.
Product catalogues, project books and sales brochures — paginated, printed and bound so they survive being passed around a table.
The document that goes into a tender or across a boardroom table. Heavier stock, a considered finish, and binding that opens flat.
Presentation folders, inserts and one-pagers that can be updated without reprinting the whole set.
The everyday set. Consistent stock and colour across every piece, so the card matches the letterhead matches the envelope.
The small printed pieces an event or a store needs in a hurry — produced to the same standard as the big ones.
Files prepared properly before they hit the press — bleed, colour profile and resolution checked, so what returns is what you approved.
THE TEST
Weight and texture register before a word is read. The same design on 350gsm and on 150gsm are two different documents.
Spot UV, foil or emboss on one element reads as considered. On everything, it reads as a printer showing off.
Colour on a screen is a guess. One printed proof costs a fraction of reprinting five thousand copies that came back the wrong blue.
SELECTED PIECES
BROCHURE — PORTRAIT
CONFIRM
BROCHURE — PERFECT BOUND
CATALOGUE SPREAD — WIDE
PRODUCT CATALOGUE
NEEDS PHOTO
EVENT BACKDROPS
NEEDS PHOTO
COMPANY PROFILE
NEEDS PHOTO
STATIONERY SET
NEEDS PHOTO
ROLL-UP BANNERS
HOW IT RUNS
Who receives it, where it gets handed over, and how many you actually need — which decides the press before anything else does.
Paper weight, coating and finishing options against the budget, with honest notes on which upgrades a client will notice and which they will not.
Layout, bleed, colour profile and file prep — either from your files or designed here from scratch.
A printed proof in your hands before the run is committed. Colour on a calibrated screen is still a screen.
The run is printed, cut, folded and bound, then checked. Misprints are pulled here, not discovered by you.
To your office, the venue or the stand — boxed by quantity so nobody is counting brochures on the morning of the event.
PRACTICALS
PLACEHOLDER — minimum run by product type, and where digital printing beats offset on short runs. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
PLACEHOLDER — lead times by product, and what a rush job changes. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
PLACEHOLDER — proofing policy, whether it is charged, and how long it adds. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
PLACEHOLDER — whether layout and design are offered, or print-ready files only. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
PLACEHOLDER — delivery to venues, stands and multiple locations. CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
PLACEHOLDER — accepted formats, bleed and resolution requirements, and colour matching (Pantone vs CMYK). CONFIRM WITH CLIENT
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