Booklets + catalogs.

Multi-page pieces bound the right way for how they get used. Stitched programs, coil-bound manuals, and perfect-bound catalogs with a printed spine.

Standard production

Saddle stitched, coil bound, and perfect bound booklets arranged together

Bound for the job

A manual gets coil so it lies flat on a desk. A catalog gets a square spine so it stands on a shelf. We match the binding to how the book lives.

Page math checked first

Stitched books need pages in fours. We check your file and tell you what to add or cut before anything prints.

Programs on hard dates

Event programs and fundraiser books come through constantly, always against a date. We plan for the date first.

The details

Saddle stitchStapled through the spine, page count in fours. The everyday booklet.

Coil boundPlastic or wire coil, lies flat when open. Manuals and training guides.

Perfect boundGlued square spine you can print on. Catalogs and anything thick.

Sizes5.5 x 8.5 and 8.5 x 11 standard, custom by quote

CoversSelf cover or a heavier cover stock, matte or gloss

A booklet is the print job where finishing matters most. A cracked spine or a crooked staple reads as sloppy no matter how good the pages are. We print, fold, stitch, coil, or glue here in the shop, and we check the page math before a sheet runs.

Good to know

Which binding should I use?

Under 48 pages and it needs to be cheap: saddle stitch. Needs to lie flat: coil. Thick, or you want a printed spine: perfect bound. Send the page count and we will recommend.

What page count works for saddle stitch?

Divisible by four. If your file lands off, we will tell you what to add or cut.