Our typical turnaround is 3-4 working days but can print sooner depending on workload, just let us know of any deadlines!

You can browse our products online and add anything you’re interested in to your basket. Alternatively, feel free to email us with the details of what you’d like printed and attach any artwork files. You’re also welcome to give us a call or drop by our office – we’re always happy to help in person.

Yes, just come into our office and give us your name / company the order was ordered with

Yes, as long as they have the name / company the order was ordered with and also payment in hand if not paid beforehand

Our minimum order quantity will depend on the item, feel free to ask!

We do have a minimum charge which is £5

Yes, we will send an email or give you a call as soon as your order is ready

Yes, we have an in house designer who has many years of experience! 

You can send big files via WeTransfer.com or TransferNow.com

We accept PDF, JPEG, and SVG files.
Vector files (SVG) are ideal for logos and designs that need to stay sharp at any size.
For best results, send print ready PDFs with crop marks and bleed where needed.

Your files should be at 300 DPI for clear, high quality printing.
Low resolution images (like 72 DPI) may print blurry or pixelated.

Check out this blog page on artwork explained – https://theprintingworks.co.uk/artwork-explained/

There’s no exact size, but most print ready files are at least 1–5 MB.
If your file is only a few KB (kilobytes), it’s probably too low quality for printing.
For large posters or high detail designs, files may be 10–50 MB or more.

CMYK is used for printing, and RGB is used for screens.
CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is how printers mix colours with ink.
RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is how screens display colours with light.
If you send an RGB file, the colours might look different when printed — we recommend using CMYK for best results.

Check out this blog page for artwork explained – https://theprintingworks.co.uk/artwork-explained/

Bleed is a small border (usually 3mm) around your design that gets trimmed off after printing.
It ensures your artwork goes right to the edge without any white borders.
Yes — if your design has colour or images to the edge, you should include bleed in your file.

Check out this blog page on artwork explained – https://theprintingworks.co.uk/artwork-explained/

Of course! Just send us an email or pop into our office and we can give you a price.

We offer one colour vinyl and full colour printed vinyl, both applied using heat press. We also provide dye sublimation printing, ideal for polyester garments.

Cotton works best for vinyl and heat transfers. Polyester is required for dye sublimation.

We can print single items or bulk orders – no minimum required.

We print on t-shirts, hoodies, vests, tote bags, workwear, and more – ask us if you’re unsure!

Yes, we offer gloss and matt lamination. Foiling and embossing are available on request – contact us for options and pricing.

Absolutely. We can fold, crease, or perforate your prints depending on the product and paper type.

Yes, we offer hole punching, stapling, and basic binding for booklets or documents.

Yes – we can provide a printed sample for a charge so you can check the quality before placing a full order.

We are open Monday-Thursday 8.30am – 5pm / Friday 8.30am – 4pm / Weekends we are closed

Our address is The Printing Works – Unit 41, Sir Frank Whittle Business Centre, Great Central Way, Rugby, CV21 3XH.

Our location is presented on a map in our footer