
Blind embossing
A die pressed into the cover under heat. No ink, nothing to wear off, and the finish most clients choose for leather.

Printing, foiling, cutting, binding and packaging happen in our own building in Istanbul, which is why lead times hold when a deadline moves.
Our design team starts from your brief and chooses the materials that suit your brand. You approve a 3D preview of the product, then a physical sample, before anything goes into production.

A die pressed into the cover under heat. No ink, nothing to wear off, and the finish most clients choose for leather.

Gold, silver, copper or a matched Pantone foil. Holds a clean edge down to small type.

Opaque colour on dark or textured covers, where foil would be too reflective.

Full-colour artwork, photographic detail, and raised spot gloss over flat colour.

Your own calendar, sections, dividers and endpapers printed into the block itself.

Two materials on one cover, such as leather with cloth, or a contrast spine and corner.
Printing, foiling, cutting and binding all happen in one building. That is unusual in this trade, and it is the reason our lead times hold when a client moves a deadline forward.
It also means a sample can be corrected and re-made in days rather than weeks, because nothing has to leave the floor to be fixed.
You approve a 3D preview and then a physical sample, so nothing goes into production on trust.