A job with press-ready files and a job that starts with file finishing run differently. Here's how each one runs.
Specs confirmed, pricing issued, schedule agreed — within three business days.
A physical sample produced and couriered by air, on your desk in about a week. Nothing runs without your approval either way.
Printing, finishing, binding — one week. Case binding takes three. Speed is a habit of Korean manufacturing.
Shipping, customs clearance, delivery to your address.
The long part isn't production — it's the ocean. We schedule backward from the date you need it, so the earlier you ask, the more options you have.
No holiday gap to plan around. Korea's holidays run three days, twice a year, and production resumes the next morning. See the comparison →
You have the copy and the material, but not press-ready files. Adding pages, reworking the structure, or laying out from scratch — the finish line is the same: files with bleed and spine built correctly.
Send your copy, images and references. We tell you what's needed.
Direction approved, then full composition — image editing and file finishing included.
On-screen and printed proofs. From your approval, it joins Track 1 — production and freight.
One project manager runs the whole job. You're not handed between departments.
We agree on review points up front and deliver against them.
Direction and decisions go in writing. If your contact changes, the project doesn't restart.