Avenoir Print Quote

Print options guide

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You do not need to know print terminology to place an order. This guide explains common options in plain language so you can describe your project with confidence.

Plain-language guide

Stickers, labels, and graphics

Stickers and labels are usually smaller pieces used for packaging, gifts, products, and branding. Larger graphics are used for windows, doors, vehicles, walls, and displays.

Common uses

  • Packaging stickers
  • Product labels
  • Thank-you stickers
  • Window graphics
  • Car window graphics
  • Laptop graphics

Helpful support terms

  • Printed sticker
  • Cut vinyl
  • Decal

Plain-language guide

Custom shirts, totes, and wearable items

For clothing and fabric items, the design is prepared and applied to the item using the most suitable method for the artwork, colour, fabric, and quantity.

Common uses

  • Birthday shirts
  • Staff shirts
  • Event shirts
  • Tote bags
  • Aprons
  • Gift apparel

Helpful support terms

  • Heat-applied vinyl
  • DTF transfer
  • Printed transfer

Plain-language guide

Cards, inserts, and stationery

Cards and paper pieces are useful for thank-you notes, invitations, packaging inserts, event details, product cards, and small business communication.

Common uses

  • Thank-you cards
  • Packaging inserts
  • Greeting cards
  • Event cards
  • Invitation cards
  • Promo cards

Helpful support terms

  • Digital printing
  • Cardstock
  • Specialty paper

Plain-language guide

Premium invitations and raised details

Premium stationery can include tactile or metallic details that make invitations and event pieces feel more special. These projects usually need more setup, more time, and a higher budget.

Common uses

  • Wedding invitations
  • Luxury event invitations
  • Premium thank-you cards
  • Gift cards
  • Keepsake stationery

Helpful support terms

  • Foil stamping adds a metallic detail.
  • Embossing raises part of the paper surface.
  • Debossing presses part of the design into the paper.
  • Letterpress presses ink or an impression into thick paper.
  • Custom liners add decorative paper inside envelopes.

These premium finishes are quoted separately and may require production partners. Minimum project budgets usually start from $400.