LensPrint, signs, apparel and promo products to put your photos to work
Great photos should not live only on a hard drive. Business cards, banners, menus, shirts, stickers and trade show displays turn a shoot into things people can hold. This category lists pros who produce print and branded products.
Quoted per project by the listed pro
What people use it for
- Business cards, flyers, postcards and brochures
- Vinyl banners, retractable banners and signage
- Custom apparel, DTF transfers and uniforms
- Stickers, labels, drinkware and promotional products
How to prepare
- Know your quantity and your in-hand date
- Send high-resolution images and vector logos
- Ask for a digital proof before anything prints
- Confirm sizes, materials and finishes in writing
What you should get back
- A proof to approve
- Printed or decorated products
- Delivery or pickup on an agreed date
Listed pro: MAD Monkey Media
MAD Monkey Media LLC builds Lens and is the first pro listed in this category. More pros are added as they join.
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What file types should we send?
Vector logos (SVG, AI, EPS or PDF) and high-resolution photos are best. Ask the printer for their file setup guide, including bleed.
Who is listed here today?
MAD Monkey Media LLC, the company that builds Lens, is the first listed pro in this category. More pros will be added as they join.
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