Brochures & leaflets
From single-fold to multi-page, matched to the pitch they carry.
Overview
What this family covers.
Paper is where a brand is handled. A visiting card, a brochure, a bag — these are touched, kept, passed on. Stock weight, finish and colour consistency read instantly, even to people who could not name them.
We hold approved specifications on file, so the reprint six months later matches the original — the same stock, the same finish, the same colour.
- Short-run digital and volume printing
- Wide stock range with finish options
- Brand-consistent colour across items
- Die-cutting, foiling and specialty finishes
- Specification kept on file for reorders
Photo slot — print collateralBrochures, cards, tags and bags styled together as one set.
Recommended 1600×1200.
Recommended 1600×1200.
Formats
What we produce in this family.
Danglers & tent cards
Point-of-sale communication for shelves, counters and tables.
Business & identity cards
The smallest print with the highest handling — finished accordingly.
Tags & stickers
Product tags, labels and die-cut stickers in any shape.
Envelopes & stationery
Branded office stationery produced to a repeatable standard.
Paper bags
Branded carry bags in stocks and handles matched to the load.
The details that decide the outcome
Quality, application, production.
Quality & material options
- Stock weight (GSM) chosen for the job, not the quote
- Finishes: gloss, matte and velvet lamination, spot UV, foiling
- Die-cutting, creasing and binding options
- Colour consistency across items and across reprints
Applications
- Corporate collateral and sales kits
- Retail point-of-sale material
- Events, conferences and launches
- Everyday office stationery
Machines & production
Digital printing and finishing are handled in-house for speed and control, with volume jobs routed through trusted press partners under our QC.
The exact machine list for this family is available on request — ask and we will share it with your estimate.
Questions
Frequently asked.
What paper products does COLORUM produce?
Brochures, leaflets, danglers, tags, business and identity cards, envelopes, paper bags, stickers and tent cards, with lamination, foiling and other finishing options.
How should print artwork be supplied?
CMYK, with bleed and a safe margin, fonts outlined or supplied, and images at a resolution suited to the finished size. Tell us the finishing you want at the artwork stage — foiling and spot finishes need to be planned into the file, not added to it afterwards.
Can you print for many locations with different details on each?
Yes. Per-location variants — different addresses, different store details on the same design — are routine work, and material is packed by location so each site receives its own version rather than a share of a common stack.
Does finishing choice change the cost much?
It can change it more than the print does. Lamination, foiling, die-cutting and special stocks each add a process, and each is worth choosing deliberately. Ask for the specification in writing so quotations from different suppliers describe the same object.
Start here
Specify it with us, not after us.
Send the environment, the service life and the deadline. We will recommend the grade and the build — and say plainly what a cheaper option would cost you later.