Marketing and office print
This is the print on every front desk and in every sales bag: business cards, letterhead and envelopes, brochures and sell sheets, folders for proposals, catalogs and booklets, postcards and rack cards.
The shop runs offset presses for longer runs and exact Pantone colors and digital presses for short runs and versioned work, with folding, stitching and trimming in its own bindery. When your brand has to look the same on every piece, keeping it with one printer helps.
Questions first? Call (765) 825-2164.
12 products
Business cards
Standard and folded business cards, printed digitally for short runs or offset for larger quantities.
Letterhead
Printed letterhead that matches your business cards and envelopes.
Envelopes
#10 business envelopes printed with your return address and logo.
Flyers and brochures
Flyers, tri-fold and bi-fold brochures and sell sheets, from a few hundred to many thousands.
Sell sheets
One-page product and spec sheets for sales teams, distributors and trade shows.
Booklets and catalogs
Saddle-stitched booklets for catalogs, manuals, programs and annual reports, finished in our own bindery.
Presentation folders
Presentation folders with 4 inch pockets for proposals, sales kits and onboarding packets.
Postcards
Postcards from 4 x 6 to 6 x 9 inches on 14 pt or 16 pt cover, for reminders, announcements, invitations and mailers.
Rack cards
Rack cards in 3.5 x 8.5 and 4 x 9 inch sizes on 14 pt or 16 pt cover, for lobbies, visitor centers and counter displays.
Custom notepads
Branded notepads in 25 or 50 sheets per pad, in three sizes, on 70 lb uncoated text that takes pen and pencil well.
Greeting cards
Custom folded greeting cards, 10 x 7 inches flat, on 14 pt gloss or matte cover, for holidays, thank-yous and events.
Bookmarks
Bookmarks in 2 x 8 and 3.5 x 8.5 inch sizes on 14 pt or 16 pt cover, for libraries, schools, churches, authors and events.
For a smooth order
- Press-ready PDF with 0.125 inch bleed, or ask for design help
- Quantity, and whether you will reorder
- Paper preference: gloss, matte or uncoated
- Brand colors, especially Pantone numbers
- Who signs off the proof
Read before you order
- Offset vs digital printing: which one your job needs
- How to set up a print-ready PDF: bleed, crop marks and resolution
- Paper weight explained: text vs cover, lb vs pt vs gsm
- Pantone vs CMYK vs RGB: why your logo color shifts in print
- Uncoated vs gloss vs matte vs silk paper: which to choose
- Ordering business cards for a whole team without mistakes
Questions
Offset or digital for my brochures?
As a rule of thumb from the shop's own guidance, offset makes sense above roughly 1,000 brochures, on stock over 14 pt, or for exact Pantone colors. Digital is better for short runs and quick turnarounds.
Can you print business cards for our whole team?
Yes. Send the names and titles in a spreadsheet and the layout stays consistent across everyone.