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Brochure printing: tri-fold, bi-fold and Z-fold on gloss or matte

Tri-fold, bi-fold, Z-fold and gate-fold brochures printed full color on 100lb gloss text or 80lb cover, scored and folded. Quoted for your city, with self-mailer and EDDM versions available.

Tri-fold, bi-fold, Z-fold and gate on gloss or matte, scored and folded

Tri-fold brochures fanned open to show full-color interior panels on a white surface

A brochure is the piece that explains: services, packages, floor plans, a menu, a program, a tour. It is what people take from a counter, what a salesperson leaves behind and what a mailbox delivers when there is more to say than a postcard holds.

We print brochures on bright 100lb gloss text as standard, or on heavier cover stock when the piece needs to last. Every fold is scored on cover weights so the spine stays clean, and every brochure can be set up as a self-mailer with the mailing panel on the outside.

Choosing a fold

The tri-fold (letter fold) is the standard: six panels from one 8.5×11 sheet, fits a #10 envelope and a rack. The bi-fold (half fold) gives four larger panels for photography and floor plans. The Z-fold opens flat for a map or a step-by-step. The gate fold makes an entrance for a premium reveal. Larger sheets, 8.5×14 and 11×17, add panels for menus and catalogs.

Gloss or matte, text or cover?

Gloss text makes photos pop and is the economical default. Matte text is easier to read when a brochure is text-heavy and looks more premium. Cover stocks stand up in a rack, survive a mailbox and feel substantial in the hand; they are the choice for real estate, hospitality and anything with a price tag above a few hundred dollars.

Brochures that mail

A tri-fold on 100lb text with the mailing panel on an outside face, tabbed shut, mails at Marketing Mail letter rates. An 11×17 folded in half is EDDM-eligible. The self-mailer page has the tabbing rules; the design templates show the mailing panel.

Answers

Brochures: questions people ask

How much does it cost to print 500 brochures?

Brochures are quoted for the sheet size, fold, stock and quantity, and for the city they ship or mail to. A tri-fold on 100lb gloss text is the economical spec; cover stocks and larger sheets cost more. Send the specification through the quote form and a written quote comes back, usually within a business hour.

What is the standard brochure size?

8.5×11 folded into three panels, known as a tri-fold or letter fold, finishing at 3.67×8.5 inches. It fits a #10 envelope and a standard brochure rack and is the most economical fold.

Can a brochure be mailed without an envelope?

Yes. Set up as a self-mailer with one outside panel for the address and postage and sealed with wafer-seal tabs, a tri-fold brochure mails at USPS Marketing Mail letter rates. We fold, tab and address it as part of the mailing.

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Tell us the size, stock and quantity. We will quote it today.

Every print job is quoted in writing for your city and your specification, usually within a business hour, at up to 60% less than the big online printers.

Written quote, priced for your city — usually within a business hour. No obligation, and we never sell your information.

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Tell us what you want to mail. We will quote it today.

Send the postcard size, the quantity and the city it is going to. Pricing is set for your city and your job, so you get a written quote — printing, mail processing and postage — usually within a business hour, with no obligation.

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