Offset Printing for volume that has to look right.
Rich, consistent colour and outstanding value on medium-to-large print runs — the workhorse of our shop for over 25 years.
Offset Printing
When you’re printing thousands of brochures, booklets or catalogues, offset is still the gold standard for colour accuracy and cost per piece. Our presses deliver crisp, repeatable results run after run, backed by an in-house bindery so your job never has to leave our hands.
From corporate collateral to course packs for colleges, we handle the full process — prepress, printing, finishing and delivery — on one simple timeline.
What’s included
- Brochures, flyers & catalogues
- Booklets, manuals & course packs
- Letterhead, envelopes & stationery
- Corporate collateral & reports
- Spot & full-colour (CMYK) printing
- FSC-certified paper stocks available
Why choose SOHO for this.
Lower cost per unit on larger runs
Consistent, accurate colour matching
In-house bindery & finishing
Quick, reliable turnaround
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Digital Printing
Short runs, quick turnaround and print-on-demand — without minimums that don’t make sense for your project.
Learn more →Bindery & Finishing
Cutting, folding, binding, laminating and more — a complete in-house bindery so your job is finished under one roof.
Learn more →Variable Data Printing
Unique names, addresses, offers or codes on every single piece — personalisation that lifts response without slowing you down.
Learn more →Common questions.
What’s the difference between offset and digital printing?
Offset uses plates and ink for the best colour and lowest cost on larger runs, while digital is faster and more economical for short runs and personalised pieces. We’ll recommend whichever fits your quantity and budget.
What is the minimum quantity for offset printing?
Offset becomes cost-effective at a few hundred pieces and up. For smaller runs we’ll usually suggest our digital printing service instead.
Tell us what you need done.
Print, a renovation, or a new website — one call and the right division takes it from here.