Letterhead printing

Letterheads printed on paper that feels like something, in runs short enough for a firm that posts a handful of letters.

You get letters that look like they came from a real business, not a home printer. The design matches your cards and compliment slips, so the whole set hangs together.

Is cheap letterhead printing worth it when everything is email now

Most of your post is email these days, so the honest answer is that you need fewer letterheads than you once did. You still need some. Quotes that go in the post, formal letters to a landlord or an insurer, and anything a customer will keep in a drawer all land better on proper paper than on a sheet out of the office printer. The layout leaves room for what you actually type, with margins that suit a normal word processor, so your text never collides with your own logo. Stock matters more than people expect; a slightly heavier sheet feels deliberate in the hand, and it is the cheapest way to look established. Runs can be short, because there is no sense storing boxes of paper with an old mobile number on them. If you want compliment slips and business cards to match, they get set up from the same artwork.

Questions people actually ask

Can I not just print them myself

You can, and for the odd letter that is fine. Ink runs out at the worst moment though, and a home printer rarely matches the colour on the rest of your stationery.

Do they have to match my business cards

They do not have to, but it looks odd when they don’t. Same logo, same colours, same typeface, and people take the whole lot of it more seriously.

Can I get a matching Word template as well

Yes, so the letters you email look like the ones you post. You type into it like any other document, and the layout stays where it is meant to be.

What will it cost

Depends what you want, so ask. Ring 01823 242424 or email info@reor.co.uk, tell us what you need, and you get a price. One job, one price, done.