Stationery

With a large selection of related items accessible, our stationery and letterhead printing services are ideal for corporate, charity, small company, and private purposes. In order to help you or your business make a professional, attractive image, custom stationery printing projects might include matching envelopes, bespoke letterhead, memos, forms, cards, and invites for many sorts of occasions.

In addition to letterheads and envelopes, we print complementary goods to finish your business’s branded printed materials. Our inventory includes postcards, business cards, yearly reports, bound volumes, and other items. Your letterhead or stationery may stand out from the competition by combining aesthetic options like embossing, foil printing, engraving, rounding corners, and paper weight and texture. To meet your branding and design requirements, other stationery product sizes may also be employed. We can even create unique forms.

Any stationery project may be given the proper appearance and feel by utilizing one of the many printing processes and techniques offered by Print Solo. Our ability to offer adaptable short-run printing for letterhead and stationery is made possible by digital printing, which enables accurate color adjustment to match your brand logo and colors. We may print as few or as many products as you require. Offset printing is another option for large businesses or projects and provides a clean, classic aesthetic. With bigger purchases, this strategy is more cost-effective.

Artwork Preparation Guide

If your graphic files do not meet our specifications, The PRINT SOLO will not be charged for any resulting
typographical errors. Read our artwork preparation to prepare your files for submission, or contact us for help from
a packaging specialist!

Cut & Crease Line (Red Lines):

Displays the section in its final size and where the box should be folded. Important graphics
and text should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line.

Bleed Line (Blue Lines):

Indicates where the drain section is located. All graphics that run-up to the cut line should be
extended to the cut line for a transparent print.

Safety Margin(Green Lines):

Specifies where to safely place illustrations and text. As an industry-standard, all graphics
should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line unless your design is intended.

Perforation (Dotted Black Lines):

The perforation line refers to paper punched with very small holes to make it easier to tear and
fold the paper.