More than ink.
- Design
- Wraps
- Signage
- Merch
- Fulfillment
Every other shop around here does two or three of those. We do all six, in Cape Girardeau, under one roof.
When something has to change at 4:45 on a Friday, you get a person. Not a ticket.
Four vendors.
One brand.
How many people do you call to keep your brand consistent? For most businesses it is four. A designer, a print shop, a sign and wrap shop, and a promo supplier. None of them talk to each other.
- Designer or agencyLogos, layouts, the files everyone else works from
- Print shopStatements, forms, business cards
- Sign and wrap shopStorefront, wayfinding, vehicle graphics
- Promo supplierStaff apparel, hats, mugs, whatever the trade show needs
The sign does not match the truck. The truck does not match the shirts. Nobody did anything wrong. They each own one piece, and the pieces are your problem.
- tpcAll four, plus the warehouse behind them
One contact, one file library, one version of your logo. Everything comes out of one building, so everything matches. That is the entire pitch.
Most of our clients came to us for one thing and stayed for six. Design turned into print. Print turned into signage. Signage turned into a warehouse full of their inventory. Nobody sold them anything. We just kept showing up.
What that
actually means
Some clients hand us everything. Some hand us one piece. Both are fine. If you need a logo, we start there. If you need 4,000 mailers by Thursday, we start there instead.
Design
Your designer and your printer are the same team. Nothing gets lost between the file and the press.
Business cards to mailers to large format. We still run offset, and we print white ink, which is how color holds on dark stock and clear material.
Wraps
One van here, or a 50-truck fleet spread across the country. We coordinate every install so all of them match. Recent work has taken us to Nashville, Dallas, Chicago, and St. Louis.
Signage
Storefronts, wayfinding, banners, window and wall graphics. We produce it here and our own crew puts it up.
Merch
Apparel is the biggest category and the hardest. We chase the supplier when something arrives wrong. Not you.
Fulfillment
Print one big run, we warehouse it, then release it branch by branch as they need it. Merch works the same way through The Hive.
Six services, one contact, one file library.
Your fleet is already out there.
Make it earn something.
Receipts
Same company, same town, still independently owned.
Across 98 Google reviews.
Square feet in Cape Girardeau. Design, press, wraps, and warehouse.
Business cards to fleet rebrands. Every one of them left this building.
A real signage job,
hour by hour
Most sign companies book a site visit for sometime next week. Here is what ours looks like instead. Swap these for timestamps off a real job.
You call
A person picks up. Not a queue, not a form that goes to a shared inbox.
We're on site
Same day or next. We measure, photograph, and check what the building will actually take.
Proof and quote
Inside 24 to 48 hours of the visit. If a job can't hit that, we say so upfront.
Then we install
Printed, laminated, cut, and weeded here. Then our own crew installs it. No subcontractor to schedule around.
Where would
you put it?
A year of forms in one run costs a fraction of ordering them twelve times. You already know that. The reason you do not do it is that nobody has forty cases of paper worth of spare room, and the branch manager is not stacking boxes in the break room.
We have 15,275 square feet. That is the whole answer.
You print a lot
Multi-location banks, healthcare systems, franchise groups, and manufacturers who need packaging on hand.
Print the year in one run and take the volume price. We receipt it, shelve it, and release it as you need it. Branch by branch for forms and statements. Pallet by pallet for packaging that has to be there when the line runs.
How it works- You order the run
- We receipt and shelve it
- You call for 200, or a pallet
- We pick, pack, ship
- You never touched a box
Your people need stuff
HR, marketing, and anyone tired of running a shirt-size spreadsheet.
Your people log into The Hive, pick size and color, and order. Kits get built here too. Welcome boxes for an incoming class, onboarding packages for new hires, seasonal drops for a sales team spread across a region.
How it works- They order from The Hive
- We pick from your inventory
- It ships to their door
- Nobody had to be in the middle
“Their diligence in response and helpfulness in meeting short deadlines or resolving issues really stands out. I appreciate the accessibility of the team, the efficiency of their responses, and their proactiveness when things go wrong.” Laura WakelamMarketing, Daniels Health · healthcare waste management, operating across the US, Canada, UK and Australia
Plenty of shops will sell you an ordering portal. We have the warehouse behind it.
Ask them, not us
One client on camera, three more pulled straight from Google. Nothing solicited, nothing edited beyond trimming for length.
Mondi on working with us. Global packaging group, and one of the clients whose inventory sits in our warehouse.
“Worked with Zach on design work along with some vehicle and trailer wraps. He and all the support staff worked hard to make sure we got what we wanted. Everything turned out great and was completed on our timeline.”Chris PikeRivertown Roofing · Design, vehicle & trailer wraps
“The Printing Co act as an extension of our marketing team in fulfilling sales resources to our staff across the US and coordinating our trade show stock. We're fans!”Laura WakelamMarketing, Daniels Health · Print & warehousing
“A long standing partner with us at Notre Dame Regional High School. They are constantly researching new and innovative ways to promote our school through promotional products and print materials.”Alex JacksonNotre Dame Regional High School
4.8 stars across 98 Google reviews. Read them all.
Swap these for real logos once approvals land. Text chips are a stand-in.
Want to be on that list?
Where to find us
Cape Girardeau
342 S. Kingshighway
Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
Design, press, wraps, and warehouse. All of it under one roof.
Southeast Missouri State
Parker Hall, Room 105
Cape Girardeau, MO
Inside the university, which is why we know the academic calendar better than most vendors know their own.
Build in tiers, not all at once. Tier 1 (Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Sikeston, Perryville, Poplar Bluff, Farmington) needs 400-600 words of genuinely unique copy each. Tier 2 is the rest. Sixteen thin pages will rank worse than six real ones. Moll and Ziglin both already have Cape Girardeau pages.
You already have vendors.
What you probably don't have is a partner who knows your brand well enough to catch the mistake before you do. That's the job we want.
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