A: Flat size refers to the brochure before folding. As its name indicates, the folded size is how the brochure measures after folding.
A: 70 lb. Paper is bright white, uncoated paper that is excellent for writing and is 3.5 times heavier than regular copy paper. 80 lb. Paper is an economical, lightweight coated paper suitable for distribution and handing out at an event. 100 lb. Paper is a thick, premium coated paper with greater durability. The brochure is more likely to have less creases and no tears even after being stored in the receiver's bag. 10 pt. Cardstock is the thickest cardstock and material available. It is recommended for those who want a premium finish and high-end look to their brochure.
A: UV coating gives a high gloss finish to the surface it is applied to, enhancing the depth of color and making the hues pop. It also provides moisture and abrasion resistance. This is recommended for brochures that will be heavily handled by several individuals or will go through locations.
A: “Printing turnaround” is the number of days required to produce your order. It does not include shipping transit time, weekends and holidays. Printing turnaround starts once a print-ready file has been uploaded to a paid order. If you have requested a PDF or hard-copy proof, turnaround will begin once you have approved the proof.
A: This will depend on your “printing turnaround time,” which is how long it takes for us to get your order printed and ready for delivery. The printing turnaround time does not include shipping transit time, weekends, and holidays.
We can have your brochures printed and ready for shipping in just 1 business day. To know more about your printing turnaround options, check out the pricing calculator on the brochure product page.
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