Fold Your Message into Action

Custom Brochures That Inform and Impress

Whether you need a simple bi‑fold sell sheet or a multi‑panel tri‑fold story guide, our brochures deliver your key messages in a format that readers actually engage with. Pick from classic bi‑fold, tri‑fold or Z‑fold designs to guide prospects through your offers step by step.

Printed edge‑to‑edge on heavyweight stocks and available in matte or gloss finishes, each brochure is proofed online for your approval. Fast production and reliable delivery ensure your marketing materials arrive ready to win attention.

Brochures

Open brochure on a white background, featuring a glossy chocolate truffle cover image on the left panel and structured text blocks on the right panel.

Brochures

Showcase products or services in a clean multi‑panel spread—ideal for menus, sell sheets or event overviews that customers can digest at a glance.

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Design Tips for Effective Brochures

Key strategies to capture and keep reader attention

Choose the Right Fold:
Match your brochure’s fold type to your content flow—bi‑fold for quick highlights, tri‑fold for three‑step narratives, Z‑fold for unfolding stories.

Lead with a Strong Cover:
Use a bold headline and striking image on the front panel to draw readers in immediately.

Structure Panels Strategically
Introduce your core message on panel one, expand on benefits in the inner panels, and place your call to action on the final panel for easy next steps.

Balance Text and White Space
Keep paragraphs concise, use bullet points, and leave breathing room around elements to avoid clutter.

Highlight a Clear Call to Action
Place your contact info, QR code or web link prominently on the back panel so readers can act without searching.

Account for Bleed and Safe Areas
Extend backgrounds 0.125″ beyond trim lines and keep important text at least 0.125″ inside the edge to prevent cutoff.

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Frequently Asked Questions About
Brochures

What process do you use to print Direct to Garment shirts?

Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing is a method of applying digital designs directly onto fabric using specialized inkjet technology. Unlike traditional methods like screen printing, which requires setting up stencils for each color, DTG allows for highly detailed, full-color designs without the need for separate screens. Our print technology allows for full-color garment printing using premium materials & ink with a fast turnaround. Great for all family or promotional & networking events such as grand openings, trade shows, family reunions & more with no minimums.
What sizes and types of Direct to Garment shirts do you have for sale?

We use Gildan, Port & Company, Bella + Canva and we can also get any brand, fabric and style you wish for custom quotes over 50 pieces. Available styles include Men's, Women's and Youth companions with both short and long-sleeve options!
What types of files do you accept for Full-Color shirts?

Acceptable file types are .pdf and .jpg files.
What is the total print area for the Full-Color shirts?

You can print any size imprint you like and place it where you like, up to an imprint area of 11"x14" or 14" x 11" All imprints are centered 2" down from the bottom of the collar for the front, and 5.5" down from the top of the collar for the back. We recommend across the chest for front-only shirts.
Do I need to set up my Full-Color shirt artwork differently for various colors?

No. For all T-Shirts, the background color of your artwork must be transparent if you want the color of the garment to show. Saving a transparent PDF is the best way to do this.
Do you offer templates to assist in setup for Full-Color shirts?

To help visualize setup and bleed rules, you can use our T-Shirt templates available here.
Do I need to setup my Full-Color shirt files with Bleed, Crop Marks, etc?

No, please do not send your artwork with bleed or any printer marks, including crop marks, registration marks, or color bars.
Do I need to set up my artwork differently for the women's and youth size Full-Color shirts?

Not necessarily. Since women's and youth size shirts are a bit smaller, you can to set the artwork to 80% of the regular size if you prefer.