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Letterpress
A raised plate is inked and pressed into paper, leaving an impression you can feel. Well suited to invitations, business cards and stationery.
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Specialized printing services.
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Foil Stamping
Heat and pressure transfer foil onto paper — gold on black, iridescent on colour. Foil edging and embossing are also available.
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Offset / Digital Printing
Offset and digital printing for full-colour artwork, from brochures and books to variable data and white ink mailing.
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Specialty
Die cutting, painted edging, custom boxes, packaging, hardcover books, napkins and fulfillment for projects that need something more.
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- Foil Stamping
- Packaging Solutions
- Hardcover Books
- Letterpress
- Custom Boxes
- Napkins
- Offset Printing
- Die Cutting
- Embossing
- Digital Printing
- Foil Edging
- Fulfillment
- Painted Edging
- Variable Data Printing
- White Ink Mailing
Our process
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Discuss
Review the idea, intended use and production requirements.
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Prepare
Review artwork and confirm production specifications.
- 03
Print
Move approved artwork into the appropriate printing process.
- 04
Finish
Complete finishing, quality review and delivery arrangements.
Letterpress & paper guide
What is letterpress printing?
A relief printing method: a raised plate is inked and pressed into paper. On thicker, softer stocks this leaves a visible impression; on firmer papers the effect is subtler.
How should I prepare artwork?
Vector files (PDF or SVG) with text converted to outlines work best. Keep each ink colour as a separate, solid element. Send what you have — we'll review it and flag anything that needs adjusting.
What should I consider when choosing paper?
Thicker cotton papers take a deeper impression; smoother stocks hold fine detail. Coloured papers change how inks appear, so paper and colour are best chosen together.
Ink and printing considerations
Each letterpress ink colour is usually a separate pass on press. Large solids print with a slightly textured look, and very fine lines may need thickening. Full-colour artwork is often better suited to offset or digital printing.
What does a typical project look like?
Discuss, prepare, print, finish — with a proof for your approval before anything goes to press.
How long will my project take?
Timing depends on the method, quantity and finishing. Tell us your ideal date in your inquiry and we'll confirm what's realistic.