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Your retail client wants all materials ready before the end of July.

The brief lands in your inbox in June. Inside: a dozen stores, multiple material formats, one deadline — and most likely several rounds of corrections before final approval.

Pre-season event checklist

For agencies, marketers and event organisers

The print market is changing faster than it did just a few years ago. Clients increasingly expect not just a single product, but comprehensive service. A request for leaflets today may quickly turn into a need for beachflags, roll-ups, an exhibition stand, POS materials or large format advertising tomorrow.

B2B purchasing is changing faster than many people realise. More and more companies want to order advertising, event and display materials exactly when they need them – quickly, conveniently and without unnecessary steps.

Organising a run, marathon or any other sports event involves much more than marking the route and opening registration. The success of the event is also determined by details that participants often notice only on site – smooth organisation, intuitive movement between zones and clear communication throughout the venue.

The event and trade show season may look similar every year, but it always verifies the same decisions. Not at the design stage, but much later – during installation, transport and subsequent use.

A well-designed event space doesn’t draw attention to itself.
It simply works.

From April 14–16, 2026, the Labo Print team will be present at Warsaw Pack at Ptak Warsaw Expo – one of the leading packaging industry events in Central and Eastern Europe.

On 1–2 April 2026, Labo Print will participate in C!Brand Paris, an event dedicated to visual communication, retail solutions and brand activation.

Stadium choreographies require materials that perform well on large surfaces and help create spectacular visual experiences. At Labo Print we offer production of TIFO stadium flags designed for sports events and large textile installations.

In projects using backlit frames, the key decision is not only about the structure itself, but above all about the material the graphic is printed on. It determines how light interacts with the print, how details appear, and how long the display maintains its visual quality.