Elegant & Sophisticated Letterpress
Letterpress printing began in the middle 1400’s. Most simply described, it is pressing paper onto wood and metal letters and hand-carved images, with ink in between. It is a process that revolutionized printing and made mass communication possible. This process dominated as the most efficient form of commercial printing until the mid-twentieth century when it was replaced by offset printing. Today, in this digital era, many consider the results of letterpress printing unrivaled for its subtleties of texture and color: Quite simply put, it is elegant, sophisticated, old school and beautiful beyond any other printing form. Looking for that extra special business card, note card or wedding invitation suite? Letterpress is a step above and will wow you and your friends and family. The best part is that Weiss Printers is you affordable letterpress printer!
Printing you can
see and feel.
Letterpress leaves a beautiful impression in the paper, creating texture and depth that ordinary printing simply can't duplicate. It's a timeless choice for invitations, stationery, note cards and distinctive business cards.
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An old process with a character all its own.
Letterpress was once one of the primary ways printing was produced. Today, it's chosen for something very different — the distinctive impression, texture and craftsmanship it brings to the finished piece.
The design is pressed into the surface of the paper, creating a tactile result that's especially beautiful on premium stocks. It's a natural fit for invitations, stationery, note cards and business cards where the paper itself is part of the design.
Letterpress in the details.
The beauty of letterpress is often in the small things — the impression in the paper, the texture of the stock and the way the finished piece feels in your hand.
Letterpress Invitation Suite
Texture You Can Feel
Traditional Letterpress
Let's talk about your project.
Letterpress isn't right for every project — but when the paper, texture and impression matter, it can create something truly distinctive. Tell us what you're considering and we'll help you decide if letterpress is the right fit.