Company brochures
Introduce your business, explain your services and give people a reason to get in touch.
BROCHURE PRINTING
A lasting impression. Page after page.
Bring your business, products or next event together in a brochure people want to pick up and keep.
From choosing the paper to preparing the artwork, we’ll help you create print that feels right for your brand.
Made for your message
A choice of sizes and finishes
From idea to artwork
Design support when you need it
Print to suit your project
Digital and litho printing
MAKE IT YOURS
Your brochure, your specification.
Start with how your brochure will be used. We can then help you choose a practical combination of format, paper and finishing.
- Size & orientation
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A4, A5, square or bespoke
Give photographs room to breathe, or choose a compact format that is easy to hand out.
- Page count
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Space for your whole story
Include the cover when counting pages. The page count and paper help determine the right binding.
- Paper
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Silk, gloss or uncoated
Consider the look and feel of your pages. Ask about recycled options for your project.
- Cover
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Matching stock or a heavier cover
Use the same paper throughout, or add a heavier cover for a more substantial feel.
- Binding
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Saddle stitched or perfect bound
Choose a finish that suits the length, purpose and presentation of your brochure.
- Finishing
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The finishing touches
Discuss cover lamination and other suitable finishing options when we prepare your quote.
Not sure where to start? Tell us your quantity, budget and deadline. We’ll confirm the suitable options with your quotation.
Talk through your optionsA CLOSER LOOK
Find the right binding.
Binding changes how your brochure looks and feels. These two options suit different kinds of publication.
Saddle stitched
Folded pages are secured with staples through the spine. A practical choice for slimmer company brochures, programmes and promotional booklets.
Perfect bound
Pages are glued into a square spine for a book-like finish. Well suited to thicker brochures and catalogues; suitability depends on the page count and paper.
IN PRINT
See the possibilities.
From a considered cover to a well-organised inside spread, every part of your brochure can help tell the story.
Introduce your business
Show the cover alongside an open spread to highlight the design and paper.
Showcase your range
A full spread shows how product photography and useful detail work together.
Make the details count
A close-up brings the quality of the paper, binding and finishing into focus.
DESIGN & ARTWORK
Ready to print, or starting with an idea?
Already have your artwork?
Send your file with the finished size and page count. We can advise on the setup and help you prepare it for print.
Need a hand with the design?
Our graphic design team can organise your content, create a layout or refresh an existing brochure. We’ll agree the artwork and proofing stages before production.
FROM BRIEF TO BROCHURE
A simple route to finished print.
Let us know your deadline at the start. Quantities, binding, finishing and artwork approval all affect the schedule, so we’ll confirm timings with your quote.
Tell us what you need
Share the purpose, size, page count, quantity and deadline. A rough brief is a good place to start.
Agree your quote
We’ll help you choose the specification and confirm the cost and production schedule.
Approve your artwork
Supply your design or work with our team, then approve the agreed proof before printing.
Print, finish & deliver
Your brochure is printed and finished, ready for the delivery or collection arrangements agreed.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Brochure printing FAQs.
Still have a question? Speak to our team and we’ll help you work out the details.
Count each printed side as one page, including the front and back cover and their inside faces. For a saddle-stitched brochure, the total is usually a multiple of four. We can check the page count with you before quoting.
Digital printing can be a practical choice for shorter runs. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and we’ll advise on the most suitable approach and cost for your specification.
Saddle stitching suits many slimmer brochures. Perfect binding can be suitable for thicker publications. The right choice depends on the number of pages, paper thickness and how the brochure will be used.
A print-ready PDF is a useful starting point. Tell us the finished size and chosen binding so we can confirm bleed, margins and any spine requirements before you prepare the final file. If you need help, our design team can advise.
Timing depends on the quantity, binding, finishing and when the artwork is approved. Include your required delivery date when requesting a quote and we’ll confirm the schedule before you order.
Send us the previous artwork or a sample, together with the changes and quantity required. We’ll review the files and specification with you before preparing a new quote.