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From 20 October to 22 November 2026, the LABO & MORE promotion is available in the Labo Print Shop. The rule is simple: the higher the basket value, the higher the discount on selected promotional products.
Continue reading “LABO & MORE: up to 20% off selected products in the Labo Print Shop”The package arrives on Thursday. The event is on Saturday. The PM opens the box and something is wrong — the colour is off from the proof, or the corner of the banner is cut unevenly. The end client doesn’t know yet, but in 36 hours they’ll be standing next to that stand. The first thought: whose fault is this. The second — more important — one: what to do now, and who covers the cost.
Continue reading “Printer’s error in a Client campaign — Who pays, and how to calculate the real cost”An October evening, 5:30 p.m. A shopping street at dusk. The unit across the road glows with an illuminated light box bearing its logo, visible from a hundred metres away. And your sign? Printed film on the façade that, at this hour, is already almost invisible.
Continue reading “Illuminated signage for autumn and winter”The decision to check out a new supplier has already been made. The question that remains isn’t “is it worth looking for an alternative” — it’s “how do I run this test so it actually shows something, instead of just leaving a general impression”.
Continue reading “How to Test a New Print Supplier and Reduce the Risk — a Checklist for Agencies”Two boxes on the desk. Both with the same graphic design — same colour, same logo, same winter motif. One is a Suitcase Box with a handle, opening like a suitcase, printed inside. The other is a standard shipping carton with the same logo. The product inside is identical. What differs is the packaging — and how the recipient opens it and later talks about it.
Continue reading “A Q4 limited edition starts with the box — not with the graphic design”Changing print supplier is rarely a one-day decision. It usually builds up: one missed deadline, a second colour complaint, a third project where you had to watch everything yourself. At some point the question appears — is the problem temporary or structural?
Continue reading “When and how to change your print supplier — a guide for agencies”The photo gallery from last year’s company gala. The event backdrop behind the podium: brand colour, navy, everything matches. The roll-up at the entrance: almost navy — slightly warmer, slightly more purple. The branded tablecloths: a completely different shade, clearly too light. In the room it may not have been noticeable. In the photographs — it is perfectly visible. And those photographs will stay in the company gallery for the next three years.
Continue reading “Corporate event branding and colour— why brand colour never looks the sameacross materials, and what to do before ordering”The client approves the brief on Tuesday at 4pm and asks whether materials will be ready by Friday morning. That question comes up regularly in every agency. The answer is almost never straightforward and rarely sounds like “yes, definitely”.
Continue reading “Express print for agencies— how long production really takes and what to do when time is not on your side”On 16–17 September, Labo Print will be exhibiting at Festiwal Marketingu in Warsaw. Visit us at EXPO XXI, Stand I9, and discover solutions for brands, advertising and event agencies, and B2B customers.
Continue reading “Meet Labo Print at Festiwal Marketingu 2026 – Stand I9”It’s mid-October. You’re writing the brief for Christmas materials — stores need to look like Christmas from the first week of November. The print producer reads the brief and replies: “We can do it, but only if the artwork is ready by 24 October.” That’s ten days away. The artwork is half finished.
Continue reading “Black Friday and Christmas— September is the last comfortable window to brief”Peak comes every year and every year it feels sudden. Your machines, people and portfolio have a ceiling. When there are more orders than capacity — or categories you don’t produce — you have two options: send the client away with nothing, or have somewhere to offload the overflow.
Continue reading “Production maxed out at peak? Secure your season with a second source”Mid-September. You walk past a competitor’s shop window and notice it’s already fully dressed. Pumpkins, spiders, orange banners above the confectionery aisle. Your brand hasn’t sent a brief yet, because Halloween is still six weeks away. The problem: that competitor sent their brief two weeks ago.
Continue reading “Halloween in retail— why materials need to be planned in August”We are expanding our POS display range with two new cardboard display stands and four counter displays. All models are made of cardboard and digitally printed using UV technology. The broader choice of constructions makes it easier for agencies, resellers and printing companies to match the display to the client’s brief and a specific sales area.
Continue reading “6 new POS display models in the Labo Print range”The end of the holiday season can feel deceptively calm. Stores still look summery, campaigns have not officially started yet, and teams are only just returning from their holidays. Meanwhile, in print production, something very specific is already happening: the season begins in which everyone wants everything at once.
Continue reading “Autumn retail campaigns”The designer messages on Slack at 11 pm. “The printer rejected the file — missing bleed on three variants. I need a decision by 6 am: do we correct and resend, or wait for the client to confirm?” The project manager reads it on their phone. The project was approved two days ago. The delivery deadline is the day after tomorrow.
Continue reading “The file comes back with corrections – the real time cost in an agency”Your client sends a brief. Somewhere between format specs and delivery deadline there’s one sentence: “materials must be eco-friendly”. It sounds harmless — until you ask exactly what that means. Because from now on, “eco” on a banner, roll-up or POS display is not aesthetics or good intentions. It’s a claim that must be backed by documentation.
Continue reading “Advertising materials and environmental requirements – 5 questions to ask your print supplier”Summer has just begun. Calendars slow down, briefs go quiet for a moment, and part of the market is getting ready for holidays. Labo Print produces throughout the summer — with no breaks, no delays and no downtime.
Continue reading “Plan production before the market slows down”We’ve added a new decorative product to shop.laboprint.eu — the Canvas print. It’s a print on a material with the texture of painter’s canvas, stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box, with no extra framing needed.
Continue reading “New at shop.laboprint.eu: ready-made canvas prints”The materials arrive. The project manager unpacks them. And something is not right. Not catastrophic — but not what was needed. The colour drifts from the brand guidelines. The banner is printed correctly, but on site the team has to improvise because it is not clear what it should be fixed to or how. The size is 5 cm too small because the brief gave an approximate dimension, without tolerance or fixing method. The materials reach the agency on Friday afternoon, although they are needed for an event on Saturday morning.
Continue reading “How to write a print brief — what every production order must include to get the result right”How to prepare your exhibition setup before the season returns
Between September and November, Europe reaches the peak of the trade fair season. Industry events in Cologne, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, Prague and dozens of other cities bring entire sectors together in one place — distributors, customers, partners and competitors. For agencies and brands present at these events, one thing matters most: everything must be ready before the installation team enters the hall.
Continue reading “Autumn trade fairs and exhibitions”In spring 2026, we invited Labo Print customers to take part in a customer satisfaction survey. We wanted to better understand how you evaluate working with us — from product quality, delivery times and customer service to your everyday needs related to ordering advertising materials.
Continue reading “What we heard from you in 2026”From 1 July 2026, the next stage of EU regulations on light international transport will come into force. It will cover, among others, some transport operations carried out by delivery vehicles and vehicle combinations above 2.5 t, used in international goods transport or cabotage operations.
Continue reading “International deliveries after 1 July 2026. What does this mean for orders at Labo Print?”Your brand is entering the summer season.
Beer gardens, beaches, festival zones, pop-ups at events, sponsorship of outdoor happenings — that means fifteen activations in different locations and different formats. Every single one needs to look exactly the same.
Continue reading “Summer brand zones”September 1st does not move.
For retail chains, it marks the launch of Back to School campaigns — with updated window communication, promotional zones and POS materials ready from day one.
For schools, high schools and kindergartens, it is the end or peak of the recruitment season — with recruitment banners, signage, stickers and space branding that needed to be ready weeks earlier.
Continue reading “Back to School — materials for retail and educational institutions.”The client brief lands on your desk. The concept is clear, budget approved, deadline confirmed. The problem emerges at the quoting stage: an unusual format, a substrate not listed in any catalogue, or a combination of elements requiring multiple production technologies.
Continue reading “Bespoke print projects — what to do when the standard offer isn’t enough”
