English language printing articles
Three main textile printing techniques — DTF, sublimation, and screen printing — differ in price, quality, minimum runs, and durability. None is universally best. The right choice depends on the material, quantity, and purpose. Here is a precise comparison. Technique…
Between a manuscript and a finished book lies a series of decisions — binding, paper, print run, finishing — that determine quality, price, and turnaround. This guide covers every step, from choosing a binding to delivery of the printed run.…
A label is not just a sticker on a product. It is the first point of contact between the customer and your brand — and often the sole reason someone picks your product off the shelf instead of a competitor’s.…
A correctly prepared file means the print will look exactly as you intended. A flawed one can ruin an entire project — with no way to fix it after printing. This guide covers everything you need: from file formats to…
Three factors drive flyer price and quality: format, paper, and print run. The choice between digital and offset printing sets the break-even point, while finishing options add functional or visual value. Here is everything you need to know before placing…
Large format printing costs from EUR 8/sqm for indoor PVC banners to EUR 45/sqm for outdoor Dibond panels with UV protection rated for 10+ years. It covers everything above A3 — roll-up stands (85×200 cm from EUR 35), self-adhesive vinyl…
Custom packaging in Slovenia takes 3-4 weeks from concept to production pieces: prototypes (digital print) from 50 units, offset runs from 300 units, flexo for quantities above 3,000. Prices range from EUR 0.30 per unit for simple boxes at 1,000…
A standard business card (350 gsm board, 85 x 55 mm, CMYK double-sided) costs from EUR 25 for 100 pieces; a premium version with foil stamping, spot UV or soft-touch lamination runs EUR 60-120 for 100 pieces. This guide covers…
The break-even point between digital and offset printing falls at 300-500 copies: below that threshold, digital is cheaper and faster (1-3 day turnaround); above it, offset delivers a lower unit cost and superior colour consistency (Pantone, Fogra certified). For A4…
DTF (Direct to Film) printing produces photorealistic graphics on any fabric from 1 piece, at EUR 8-15 per A4-size piece — no stencils, no colour limitations and no minimum orders. If you print T-shirts, workwear or promotional items in quantities…
