Custom Printing Products in San Diego

Custom product boxes and packaging, product labels and roll labels, stickers, IFU booklets and clinical reference manuals, booklets and catalogs, business cards, envelopes, letterhead, notepads, carbonless forms, presentation and pocket folders, flyers and brochures, postcards, door hangers, calendars, and a full range of signs, banners, posters, and wide format display graphics. If you do not see what you need, call us at 858.625.4111.

Yes. Every product page shows real work we have produced, and we can walk you through options for your specific piece. If you are local, you are welcome to come by the shop at 9906 Mesa Rim Road and look at printed pieces in person. Seeing a folder or a box in hand tells you more about paper weight and finish than any photo will.

Minimums depend on the product and the printing method. Digital printing makes short runs practical on most items, and offset makes more sense at higher volumes. Tell us the product and roughly how many you need and we will tell you where your project falls before you commit to anything.

It depends on the piece. Postcards typically run 5 to 7 business days from approved artwork. Door hangers and custom packaging typically run 7 to 10. Larger or more complex jobs vary. Rush production is possible on plenty of work, so call us with what you need and by when and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it happen.

Both work. If you have print-ready files, upload them and we will proof them. If you do not, our graphic design team can build the piece or clean up what you have. Our Help Center also covers file preparation, bleeds, color mode, and templates if you would rather handle it yourself.

Yes. A large share of our work is for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, and contract manufacturing customers, much of it IFU booklets, product labels, and packaging. We print to your specification and to your compliance requirements, and every job is reviewed throughout production for color accuracy, registration, legible text, and consistent folding and binding.