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What PRINTING turnaround times should I expect before my order is ready to Ship?

Important Turnaround notes:

  • Turnaround times are in BUSINESS DAYS. Saturday and Sunday are not considered business days.
    • Example: You place an order on Saturday --> the 1st Day of turnaround time begins MONDAY
  • Turnaround starts from the time a "press ready" file upload is complete. If your artwork has issues, it will delay your production turnaround time.
  • FILE REVISIONS: If uploaded files are not 'press ready' or need to be revised, the job is placed on hold and turnaround time starts over, pending new files.  If you have been sent a PROOF, and your job is awaiting proof approval, the turnaround starts from time the approval is given. Note: All booklets/calendars will receive an electronic proof that must be approved before the start of turnaround and printing.
  • Next Day production is only available on BUSINESS DAYS, and requires approved, 'press ready' files by 10 am EST.
    • Example: You choose Next Day turnaround. Your "press ready" artwork must be uploaded AND approved by 10 am
  • Turnaround times refer solely to production and does NOT include shipping times.
    • Example: You order Next Day production on Monday by 10 PDT. Your order will SHIP end of day TUESDAY. Shipping will take another 1-3 days, depending on the shipping option you choose.
  • We take responsibility for our PRODUCTION times, but cannot be responsible for shipping UPS/FEDEX delays.



Next Day Turnaround

2-4 Day Turnaround

5-7 Day Turnaround



Does Print Sushi ship to PO Boxes?
No. Unfortunately, our shipping service, UPS, will not ship to PO Box addresses.

How much will the shipping be?
When selecting a product, enter your zip code and shipping preference to get an instant shipping quote.

How can I get FREE shipping?
Subscribe to our weekly emails for our promotions (subscribe here) to receive occasional free shipping offers.

Do you ship Internationally?
Currently, PrintSushi only ships to addresses within the United States or Canada (limited products).

Does PrintSushi provide Shrink Wrapping?
We only offer Shrink Wrapping on some items.  

Mailing Services

Tired of spending your time messing with address labels, licking stamps, or hauling heavy boxes to the Post Office? 

With our state-of-the-art mailing software and addressing equipment, we not only save you time and eliminate the hassle, we can get your mailing directly to your customers faster and for less money.

Because Bulk Mailing can be so complex, below you will find a list of the most important information you need to know, as well as a list of the most frequently asked questions. If you need a quote, please complete the Bulk Mailing Quote form.

First things first.  There are two kinds of Mailing Services:

Type #1:  EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail)
EDDM is simply a mailing to EVERY door in a select zip code or zone of zip codes.  No specific names are associated with the mailer. Instead, printed pieces are usually addressed with a 'generic' greeting such as:  "Postal Customer".  EDDM is generally the most economical way to send bulk mail.

Type #2:  List Based 
List based services are specific addresses from your own list of contacts - OR - a list of addresses that you rent or buy from a list service.


What does "Mailing Services" include?

  • *Data Processing of One (1) List ($50 ea. additional list)
  • *C.A.S.S. Certification (See glossary in FAQs)
  • *De-Duplicating Address
  • *Pre-Sorting & USPS documentation
  • *Ink-Jet Setup & Addressing
  • *Post Office Delivery

What design considerations should I be aware of?

You must have 4w x 2.5h inches of blank space at the bottom right-hand corner for addressing and barcode. 1w x 1h inches of blank space at the top right-hand corner for the indicia/permit. 

NOTE:  No UV coating is allowed in the address areas. We recommend NO UV coating at all on the postage side of your mailer. Aqueous coating IS acceptable.

SPECIAL NOTE:  LAYOUT OF 8.5 X 11 MAGAZINES FOR BULK MAILINGS REQUIRES SPECIAL CONSIDERATION. 


What class of mail is available?

Presorted Standard
  • 200 pieces required to qualify for Presort Standard.
  • Post office delivery time is estimated 10-14 days.
  • Cheapest postage rate but longest delivery time.




Presorted First Class

  • 500 pieces required to qualify for Presort First Class.
  • Post office delivery time is estimated 1 - 3 business days.



Non-Presort First Class
  • 200 pieces to qualify for Non-Presort First Class.
  • Post office delivery time is estimated 1- 3 business days.
  • Non-Presort First Class is the same as placing a stamp on an envelope (no discount).



Non-Profit
  • 200 pieces to qualify for Non-Profit mail.
  • Customer needs to complete USPS FORM 3623 to qualify for Non-Profit rate.
    (PS Form 3623)
  • Post office delivery time is estimated 10-14 days (Same as Presort Standard).
  • Uses customer's Non-Profit account with OUR permit number.


How do I order Direct Mail Service (EDDM)?

  • Order Printing & Upload postcard/mailer design

  • Send us your mailing list (unless you are purchasing one)

  • Payment of mailing service invoice and postage fees to PrintSushi

  • Complete paperwork (PAMF - proof authorization mailing form)

 

Is Postage included in the EDDM Mailing Service?
YES and NO. PrintSushi will provide a complete quote that includes a breakdown of Printing, Mail Service, and Postage.  However, these are 3 separate charges - you will be invoiced for postage separately.  

Can we use our own mailing permit?
No, the mailing service is only offered to customers who want to use our permit. Mailing permits are tied to local USPS offices and may only be used in the locality where they are issued. If you'd like us to address your material and ship it to you, you could use your permit and mail it from your location.

What are the minimum pieces to qualify for Bulk Mail?

  • Presorted Standard - minimum 200 

  • Presorted First Class - minimum 500 pieces

  • Non-Presort First Class - minimum 200 pieces

  • Non-Profit (Standard) - minimum 200 pieces

 

What is the turnaround time for EDDM Mailing Service?

NOTE: these times reflect OUR processing time. They do NOT include delivery times once received by post office. Turnaround times begin AFTER we receive your PAMF (what's this). PAMF forms submitted before the 1 P.M. (P.S.T) deadline will be considered the first day of turnaround. Here are the turnaround times for data processing:

  • 200 - 25,000 = 1- 3 business days

  • 30,000 - 60,000 = 3 - 5 business days

  • 70,000 - 100,000 = 5 - 7 business days


What file formats do addresses need to be submitted in?

We accept the following formats: .xls (Excel [recommended]), .csv (Comma delimited), .txt (ASCII text file)


What paper stock choices can Addresses be printed onto?

We can inkjet your addresses on paper that does not have UV coating on postage side or address block.

  • 100lb book

  • 100lb cover

  • (4/1) 14 or 16pt

  • (4/4) Spot UV or UV Front

  • Matte 14pt or 16pt

  • 70lb bright white


Proof Authorization Mailing Form. The PAMF is a proof that is e-mailed to you after postage payment has been received and printing completed. Proof shows indicia and one random name from the customer's mailing list ink jet on the mailer to show placement. Indicia indicates the class of mailing.

Can you insert additional pieces into my envelope, flyer, etc.?

Yes, we can do inserting. Please contact us to discuss your particular needs and to get an accurate price quote. 


Do you offer tabbing (also called wafer sealing)?

Any mailing piece that requires tabbing is automatically tabbed according to postal regulations. There is no additional price for tabbing as this is automatically included in the price. If you need tabbing but you don't need us to mail your material for you, please call us for pricing. 


Will aqueous coating interfere with addressing and mailing?

Not with our equipment! We can easily address aqueous-coated pieces. In fact, adding aqueous is a great way to avoid the scuffing which can occur during the sorting and delivering of your pieces in the mailing process. If you plan to have us print your products but have someone else address and mail them, please check to make sure the aqueous coating won't interfere with their process. Some bulk mailing services have problems working with aqueous coating. 


Is there a fee for a Temp-Return Service Request?

No, not for First Class mailing services. The use of most service endorsements for returning pieces and updating addresses when needed are included free for customers mailing via First Class and First Class Presort, as long as the piece includes a return address.

For Bulk Mail (standard mail), we will add "Or Current Resident" after the primary name or business. Pieces will be delivered as addressed and since nothing is being returned, you'll incur no further charges or fees on the mailing. If this will not meet your mailing needs, please contact us for return service or change-of-address options and rates for bulk mail. 


How long will it take to get my piece into the mail?

Add one additional day to the Production Speed you select when placing your order. For instance, if you choose our standard 4-day Production Speed, the mailing will be complete on or before the 5th business day after you approve your proof. 


What happens to undeliverable mail? Can I request that it be returned to me? I'd like to keep my mailing list up to date.

Yes, in fact, we offer this service with First Class mailings at no charge. We add an endorsement line to tell the Post Office you are attempting to keep your list up to date. An endorsement line for this would say "Temp-Return Service Requested", and when printed on the mail piece it ensures that it is returned to you with the new address or reason for non-delivery attached.

Using an endorsement such as Temp-Return Service Requested is optional for customers using Bulk mail. If you'd like this option, you will be charged for all returned or updated addresses by the USPS, at first class rates. 


Do you offer mailing lists?

Yes! Our mailing experts will work with you to find a targeted list that meets your needs.

Lists can be rented for single use, two time use, or unlimited use for one year. Renting your mailing list through us assures you'll get the highest quality addresses to minimize undeliverable pieces and maximize your direct mail campaign results. 


What is NCOA (National Change of Address)?

Over 40 million Americans change their address every year. The National Change of Address (NCOA) system uses the USPS database to check for people and businesses that have filed a change of address with the USPS within the last 48 months. Performing this update on a list saves you money on printing and postage by updating a list. Studies have shown that this service can save users a significant cost (in many cases up to 15% or more), plus help increase response rates. NOTE: The post office does not forward bulk mail to the new address, they just recycle it. 


NCOA - How it Works

We compare your list with the change orders given to the post office, which automatically updates your list with that person or business' new address. We provide you with this a list of the names with changes and their new address (some change to valid addresses, others change to non-updateable addresses). There is no cost to perform an NCOA clean up. We do charge $25 setup and $0.01 per name for NCOA list scrubbing only orders. Due to postal regulations and USPS privacy rules, a Tax ID is required in order for us to create the NCOA account.

CASS Certification: The Coding Accuracy Support System improves delivery of your mail piece and maximizes postage savings by adding Zip+4 codes to your mailing list where possible. The CASS Certification process also helps determine certain address problems and standardizes addresses to Postal Service formatting. The correct Zip+4 allows us to apply postal barcodes to your mail pieces, qualifying your mail for Mail Class discounts

Zip+4: The standard ZIP Code is a system of 5-digit codes that identify the individual post office or area delivery station associated with the address. The additional 4 digits identify a specific range of delivery addresses. 

Barcodes: Barcodes are small vertical lines printed in the bottom right corner of the piece to be mailed (we call this area the clear space). Much like a grocery scanner, barcodes represent the numbers which make up the address and Zip+4 codes. These codes make it possible for the mail processing equipment to quickly process these pieces, lowering mail-processing and delivery costs. The savings are passed on to consumers through lower postage rates. 

Clear Space: Area in the lower right corner of a mailing piece where the address and barcode is printed. This area must be blank or with less than 10% ink density, to ensure machine readability and therefore be eligible for your desired mail service class. 

Ancillary Service Endorsements (such as Service Requests): These are usually imprinted directions on a mail piece to tell the Post Office what to do with the piece if it becomes undeliverable, such as: Change Service Requested, Forwarding Service Requested, Return Service Requested, and Address Service Requested. These are normally required on a First Class Presorted pieces. 

Inkjet Addressing: We use state of the art, high-speed, ink jet technology for accurate addressing and bar coding that meets or exceeds USPS addressing regulations. In addition, our addressing equipment can print on aqueous coating. This scuff-resistant gloss coating enables your piece to resist scratches and marks as it travels through the postal system to have a better chance of arriving at its destination looking clean and sharp. Many mailing services cannot print on aqueous-coated stocks. 

NCOA (National Change of Address): Over 40 million Americans change their address every year. The National Change of Address (NCOA) system uses the USPS database to check for people and businesses that have filed a change of address with the USPS within the last 48 months. Performing this update on a list saves you money on printing and postage by updating a list. Studies have shown that this service can save users a significant cost (in many cases up to 15% or more), plus help increase response rates. NOTE: The post office does not forward bulk mail to the new address, they just recycle it.


Increase leads & revenue with Mailing Services 

Direct Mail is a powerful tool used alongside your Digital Strategy.

EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) allows you to 'blanket' any area by zip code and generate new leads!

Couple a strong design with an easy call to action that leads to your website, and experience the power of Direct Mail.


What is EDDM Mailing?

Save big money when you send a postcard to EVERY DOOR in your direct mail campaign. It's cheaper for the USPS to deliver because there is limited sorting, and EVERY DOOR gets one instead of individually addressed postcards. The USPS passes this savings on to you if you meet their requirements for size and quantity.

          

ONE: BUILD A LIST                        TWO: DESIGN A POSTCARD                THREE: GET A QUOTE

Use our easy map tool to build                     Use one of our templates, or let one of                      Our easy to use tool will give you an instant
your list with a few clicks!                               our designers create a custom look                             quote on how much your Direct Mail project 
Choose the zip codes or                                   that fits your audience, and represents                     will cost, or you can request a custom quote.
neighborhoods you want to                           your brand. It's that easy!
send to and we'll take it
from there!


What are EDDM requirements?

  • EDDM Sizes: Postcards must not be irregular in size. We can help you choose from about 10 sizes that fit your goals.
  • Can only mail only to zip codes in USPS door-to-door routes (we can tell you if they are)
  • Mailing must be at least 200 pieces AND at least one complete carrier route (i.e. 200 that only covers 80% of (1) route would not qualify, nor would a mailing of 138 that covers an entire route)
  • Distribution is limited to 5,000 EDDM postcards per day



Artwork & Design

When created in Adobe Photoshop:

  1. Create a SPOT UV CHANNEL named SPOT UV all in UPPER CASE
  2. Select areas (pixel selection) that need to be SPOT UV in new created channel.
  3. Set colors of SPOT UV to match the following call out:  c100 m0 y100 k0 (green).
  4. Set solidity to 100%.  Everything that is green will have the Spot UV.
  5. Flatten layers (if any).
  6. Save out as a DCS 2.0 file.  Uncheck color profile.
  7. Set encoding to Binary.  The created file will be an EPS file that can be uploaded.


When created in Adobe Illustrator:

  1. Create a Spot UV layer.
  2. Create a Spot color swatch no Process color swatch, named SPOT UV with the following call out:  c100 m0 y 100 k0 (green).
  3. Select areas that need to be SPOT UV.
  4. Open attributes window and set SPOT UV to overprint fill.
  5. Save out as .pdf and upload file.

Artwork Checklist:

1. Color Mode:  did you convert to CYMK?
2. Resolution:  are images at least 300 dpi?
3. Fonts:  did you outline (Illustrator) or rasterize (Photoshop) all fonts?
4. Bleed:  did you add at least .125" bleed around artwork?


FORMATTING DETAILS QUICK LINKS:

What file format should I save and send my file?
What resolution should my artwork be in?
What is a "BLEED", and how do I set it up?
How should we prepare booklet files?


COLOR and COATING DETAILS QUICK LINKS:

What color mode should my artwork be in?
Printing BLACK - Special Considerations
Printing BLUES - Special Considerations
Setting up SPOT UV files



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FORMATTING DETAILS:

What file format should I save and send my file?

Recommended:  Save as a .PDF
We prefer that you send .PDF and/or .EPS files with outlined fonts. These files are easier to handle and will likely speed up your turn-around.

Other Acceptable Formats:  jpg, jpeg, tif, tiff, eps, ai, and png

When exporting a PDF from programs such as Indesign or Illustrator, use these settings to make sure your .PDF files export correctly.

  • Adobe PDF Preset is set to: Press Quality
  • Compatibility is set to: Acrobat 7
  • If using Adobe Illustrator, save files as "Illustrator Default"

What resolution should my artwork be in?

We only formally accept and print artwork that is at least 300 DPI. However, it is possible that a lower resolution file may be printed as is or will be placed on hold until we receive new files, slowing your turn-around.  

Remember: images for the web or taken from the web are usually in 72 DPI resolution and will not print well.  
You must make sure that you are using a 'high resolution' image of at least 300 DPI.

What is a "BLEED", and how do I set it up?

 

We require a bleed for most products that we print.  Bleed is the term for printing that goes right to the edge of the paper, with no 'white' around the edges. To make sure your image 'bleeds' all the way to the edge of the paper, you MUST design your job slightly LARGER than the final cut size. This will ensure that when we cut it, all color extends to the edges.

To create a bleed, create your document .125" larger on all four sides.  That means that all images, boxes, and color will extend past the edge of your final printed document.

For example, artwork for a 4" x 6" postcard should be submitted as 4.25" x 6.25" - which is .125" (1/8") larger on each side. If you do not want any white on your edges, all color should extend to the bleed line. 

Visual demonstration below: 
NOTE:  larger format printing such as Banners, Canvas, Posters, Signs, Flags, etc. may require more than .125" bleed.  We encourage at least 1" bleed for these larger items.  In the case of Mounted Canvas prints you will need 2" bleed, so your image will properly wrap around the the sides/back of your canvas print. Each product specifies in the product details what bleed is required.

How do I prepare my FONTS for print?

Fonts need special treatment in your document. Why?  We may not 'own' all the fonts you might use. To prevent any issues, follow the instructions below for the appropriate software you are using.  Remember, after you outline or rasterize a font, you can no longer edit it, so this should be your final step before sending to print.

TIP: make a copy of all text layers and first, then hide that layer when sending to print.  That way you can come back later and edit text if needed:

Illustrator / InDesign:  Select all text boxes in your file and choose: Type > Create Outlines
Photoshop: Select all text boxes in your file and choose:  Layer > Rasterize > Type

 

How should I prepare booklet files?

After you finish the layout for your Booklets, it's best to export the pages as individual PDF files (i.e. a 12 page booklet should have 12 files). Remember: just one folded sheet of paper actually creates a 4-page booklet (Front Cover, Front Inside, Back Inside, Back Cover).  So, the minimum Booklet order is an "8-page Booklet" which would actually be (2) sheets of paper folded in half and stitched (stapled) in the center.  Please take the page count into consideration when ordering.

 

COLOR AND COATING DETAILS:

What color mode should my artwork be in?
Save and send your files as CMYK.  You should always start and finish your print designs in CMYK color mode.
RGB formats are best for web, not print.  If you send us an RGB file, its likely that a color shift will occur in print and you may not be satisfied with your job.
Printing BLACK - Special Considerations:

All black is NOT black.  You need to use RICH BLACK to get a deep, dark, rich black on your final product. Rich black is an ink mixture of solid black, 100% K, with additional CMY ink values. This results in a darker tone than black ink alone. If you print black alone as 100% K, the resulting black may not be as dark as you might like.

We recommend using:   C 60 M 40 Y 40 K 100



Printing BLUES - Special Considerations:

When using a blue in your design, always make sure to leave at least a 30% difference in your Cyan and Magenta values.
EXAMPLE: 100% C  70% M  0% Y  0% K

Blue is close to purple in the CMYK spectrum. Remember, use a low amount of magenta whenever using high amounts of cyan to avoid purple.
EXAMPLE: C-100 M-70 Y-0 K-0


Preparing artwork for SPOT UV or SPOT AQ:

 

When creating a Spot UV job, You must include a Spot UV template file along with the regular full color file. The Spot UV template file is used to show where the UV will be placed. For example, for a Business Card that will have SPOT UV and FULL COLOR printing on BOTH Sides, you should upload the following:

  • Front Full Color Artwork
  • Front SPOT UV detail
  • Back Full Color Artwork
  • Back SPOT UV detail

On the SPOT UV file ONLY, use 100% K to indicate where you would like the UV. White will indicate no UV. NOTHING else should be in the SPOT UV detail file except the SPOTS that you want UV VARNISH applied.

 

Special Artwork Considerations for Plastic Cards

  • Learn about Custom Plastic Card Features
  • Place an order: Plastic Business Cards, Other Plastic Cards

When designing plastic cards, it is important to keep in mind that the frosted and clear plastic cards are transparent, so artwork on the front WILL SHOW up 'reversed' on the back. Also, keep in mind that all colors that are printed on clear cards or frosted cards will be transparent as well. Use special design consideration to compensate for this.

Things to know:

  • CLEAR cards are completely transparent
  • FROSTED cards are semi-transparent and cannot be seen through easily
  • OPAQUE cards are solid white and not transparent at all

Since there is no white ink in CMYK (4-color print process), frosted and clear plastic cards are transparent. You will notice that the WHITE AREA in clear cards and frosted cards HAVE NO INK and will show the transparent material it's printed on. 

Place an order:


Products

Adhesive Banners, Posters, Window Clings:
Always pay attention to measurements. "Eye-balling" when hanging can 'accentuate' even slight changes in height from one side to the other, especially on large pieces.

Clean and completely dry your surface before applying your product.
Start on one edge and smooth as you go to avoid any bubbling.

Large Banner Installation Tips:

  • For outdoor banners: Let the banner 'rest' fully extended in the sun for about an hour before hanging. This will help prevent it from stretching AFTER it is installed, and then 'sagging'
  • Depending on the material it will be installed on, using double-sided to 'lightly secure' the banner first, will aid in the installation of a banner this size
  •  Make sure it is installed completely taut on all sides, the extra 3" bleed should give you plenty of room to secure it around the edges
  • If any hardware is needed to install it taut, you MUST use large Washers/Screws, to prevent the vinyl from ripping under the tension.  Do not use screws without washers, or staples, as this will most likely cause tearing.
Special Artwork Considerations for Plastic Cards
  • Learn about Custom Plastic Card Features
  • Place an order: Plastic Business Cards, Other Plastic Cards



When designing plastic cards, it is important to keep in mind that the frosted and clear plastic cards are transparent, so artwork on the front WILL SHOW up 'reversed' on the back. Also, keep in mind that all colors that are printed on clear cards or frosted cards will be transparent as well. Use special design consideration to compensate for this.

Things to know:

  • CLEAR cards are completely transparent
  • FROSTED cards are semi-transparent and cannot be seen through easily
  • OPAQUE cards are solid white and not transparent at all
Since there is no white ink in CMYK (4-color print process), frosted and clear plastic cards are transparent. You will notice that the WHITE AREA in clear cards and frosted cards HAVE NO INK and will show the transparent material it's printed on. 



Learn about Custom Plastic Card Features

Place an order:
Plastic Business Cards
Other Plastic Cards (Credit cards, gift cards, etc.)

Printing

What PRINTING turnaround times should I expect before my order is ready to Ship?

Important Turnaround notes:

  • Turnaround times are in BUSINESS DAYS. Saturday and Sunday are not considered business days.
    • Example: You place an order on Saturday --> the 1st Day of turnaround time begins MONDAY
  • Turnaround starts from the time a "press ready" file upload is complete. If your artwork has issues, it will delay your production turnaround time.
  • FILE REVISIONS: If uploaded files are not 'press ready' or need to be revised, the job is placed on hold and turnaround time starts over, pending new files.  If you have been sent a PROOF, and your job is awaiting proof approval, the turnaround starts from time the approval is given. Note: All booklets/calendars will receive an electronic proof that must be approved before the start of turnaround and printing.
  • Next Day production is only available on BUSINESS DAYS, and requires approved, 'press ready' files by 10 am EST.
    • Example: You choose Next Day turnaround. Your "press ready" artwork must be uploaded AND approved by 10 am
  • Turnaround times refer solely to production and does NOT include shipping times.
    • Example: You order Next Day production on Monday by 10 PDT. Your order will SHIP end of day TUESDAY. Shipping will take another 1-3 days, depending on the shipping option you choose.
  • We take responsibility for our PRODUCTION times, but cannot be responsible for shipping UPS/FEDEX delays.

 

Next Day Turnaround

2-4 Day Turnaround

5-7 Day Turnaround

 

Does PrintSushi ship to PO Boxes?
No. Unfortunately, our shipping service, UPS, will not ship to PO Box addresses.

How much will the shipping be?
When selecting a product, enter your zip code and shipping preference to get an instant shipping quote.

How can I get FREE shipping?
Subscribe to our weekly emails for our promotions (subscribe here) to receive occasional free shipping offers.
Do you ship Internationally?
Currently, PrintSushi only ships to addresses within the United States or Canada (limited products).

Does PrintSushi provide Shrink Wrapping?
We only offer Shrink Wrapping on some items.  

Great printing begins with great designs. To help you achieve impressive results, here are your design options:

Self-Design

Download one of our design templates to help you get started.  The templates will guide you to create the right sizes and formatting. For inspiration, look in the Design Center for ideas and pre-designed templates that you can use.


Self-Design Online

Design your product instantly online.  Some products give you the option to use our Online Interactive Designer, a professional-grade design center that gives you exceptional design tools, without having to buy or learn expensive software. Just add images, text, and shapes to create a print-ready file.


Custom-Design

Save your time. Let one of our professionals do it for you. We use the latest in design techniques and prepare your files for the highest quality output to make you stand out.  Go pro, use our Professional Design Services.

Don't limit your print collateral to just boring, straight edges. Die Cutting your print piece allows extreme customization and offers a truly unique look and feel. Die Cut printing is the solution to choose when you really want to "WOW" your customers and catch their attention.

Customization will increase your costs, but will also pay dividends with brand recognition and awareness. Let us give you a quote to show you how reasonable our prices are so that you can have a unique appearance without breaking the bank.

We offer complete customization for any print project you can imagine. 

Here are some ideas to get your creative juices flowing:

- Die cut a show-through window in the cover of your next catalog or brochure.

- Add a unique shape to your hang tags, business card or postcard.

- Add sculpted pockets to your presentation folders.

- Design a table tent with a custom shape to pop up when the tent is assembled.


Please click here to upload your artwork file(s) and include your order number.