United States
Anywhere, US
Read the two address blocks. The return line is ours. The ship-to line is your customer. Your name appears nowhere on the package.
We make the label.
Then we ship
the box.
Custom stickers, the design work behind them, and the warehouse that puts them on a package and sends it out. One supplier for the artwork, the print run and the dock.
Artwork, print run, dock
Studio
Artwork from scratch or a cleanup of what you already have. Die lines, bleed and colour handled properly so the print run does not come back wrong.
Custom stickers
Die cut, kiss cut, sheets and rolls. Short runs without the setup charge that makes short runs pointless everywhere else.
Fulfillment
Your inventory lives in our building. We pick, pack and despatch, and the label goes out under our return address. Returns come back to us, not to your house.
The three feed each other. A client who comes for a sticker run usually needs the design first, and the ones shipping product eventually want the packing handled too.
Built on a real dock
This is not a virtual address and a mail forwarding contract. It is a building with racking, a dock door and print equipment under the same roof, which is the only reason one supplier can cover artwork through to despatch.
The client list is deliberately small and growing. We would rather add accounts at the rate we can actually service them than sign a book we cannot ship.
| Line | Item | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 001 | Floor area | |
| 002 | Pallet positions | |
| 003 | Dock doors | |
| 004 | Orders per day, current | |
| 005 | Orders per day, at capacity | |
| 006 | Population within two zones |
Scaling the floor
Three revenue lines are running and the client list is growing. What we are funding is print capacity, racking, labour and the systems that let one operator run the whole floor without a manager for each function.