The people at the press
A small print shop that puts photographs on things people keep. This page says who we are, what the bench actually does, and where the shopping part happens.
What we do here
We take a picture somebody sends us and we print it onto fabric, metal, acrylic or paper. That is the whole trade. There is no design studio upstairs and no stock room of ready made gifts waiting for a name to be added. Every piece in this catalogue starts blank.
The catalogue you are reading holds 552 pieces across 14 sections, and 443 of them are distinct designs rather than colour variants of each other. The biggest section is photo blankets & throws, with 89 pieces in it.
Why the catalogue reads the way it does
Most gift listings are written to sound warm and say nothing. We would rather tell you that a tumbler is a narrow curved surface and a group photograph will lose whoever stands at the edge. That is a less charming sentence and a more useful one.
Everything written here was written by somebody who has watched the press run. When we do not know something, the page says so instead of guessing.
Where the shop is
The catalogue is ours. The checkout is not. Every piece is ordered through our retail partner, and payment, postage and anything that goes wrong afterwards is settled there under their terms. We do not hold a card number, an address or a parcel.
That arrangement is also how the site pays for itself. When a link here leads to an order, we are paid a commission by the partner. The price on the listing does not change because you came through us.
The short version
- We print photographs onto 14 kinds of surface, nothing else.
- The catalogue is written at the bench, not by a marketing desk.
- Ordering, paying and postage all happen at our retail partner.
- Links here are paid placements and cost you nothing extra.
Want to see the range first?
Every section, biggest first, with a count on each tile.
Everything we printBy the numbers
What sits on the bench right now
How we work
Three habits that decide what gets listed
We look at the picture first
A photograph that works on a blanket often fails on a tumbler. The surface decides, and we say which is which before you spend anything.
We print, we do not resell
Nothing here is a blank bought in and badged. If it carries a photograph, it went through the press.
We say what wears off
Ink on cotton, ink on metal and a transfer on skin all age differently. The notes section exists because those differences matter more than the product photo.
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