Brochures

Minimum order quantity

500 pieces

Minimum dimensions

10 × 10 cm

Paper and weight

Paper type, weight in g/m², thickness and grain direction are chosen together for the intended folds and feel. A folded sample makes the brochure's handling tangible.

Folding and readability

Flat size describes the full sheet; folded size describes the distributed brochure. A 40 × 20 cm sheet folded halfway along its long edge becomes 20 × 20 cm. The inward-folding panel of a roll fold needs a separate allowance.

What is the difference between an unfolded, single-fold and two-fold brochure?

A single-sheet brochure is used without folding. One crease makes a single fold; two creases divide a double-fold design into panels. Roll folds and Z-folds have different covers and reading sequences, so flat size and panel layout are determined together.

Should I choose a brochure or a catalogue?

A brochure suits a short introduction, campaign or product summary. For many products arranged with codes, images and technical details, catalogue format can be considered. The choice depends on the amount of information and the reading order.

Does the number of folds change the print quantity?

One finished folded brochure counts as one item. A double-sided, three-panel sheet provides six printed faces. Distribution quantities count finished brochures rather than panels.

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