Stationery
Letterhead printing
A letterhead — or headed paper — is A4 writing paper pre-printed with your logo, address and contact details. It turns every letter, quote and invoice you send into a piece of branded correspondence.



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What should a letterhead include?
Your logo, trading name, address, phone, email and website. Limited companies should also show their registered name, number and registered office address on business letters.
- Logo and trading name
- Postal address and contact details
- Website
- Company registration details (for limited companies)
- VAT number, if you're VAT-registered
Can letterheads go through an office printer?
Yes. We print on uncoated paper that takes laser and inkjet toner, and keep the design clear of the area where your letter text will sit.
Do you supply a digital version?
Yes. We can supply a matching Word or PDF letterhead template so emailed letters match the printed ones.
Request a print brochure
Tell us what you're interested in and we'll send our print brochure, with paper and finish options for Letterheads.
How ordering works
Brief
We agree what you need, who it's for, quantities, sizes and your deadline.
Design
We design the artwork and share proofs with you, and refine until you're happy.
Once you sign off the final proof, we manage printing with our trusted print partners and check quality.
Deliver
Your finished print is delivered to your door, ready to use.
Turnaround starts once artwork is signed off: business cards from 1 working day, brochures from 3 working days. Larger runs and special finishes may take longer, and we'll confirm timings with your quote.
Your questions, answered.
What paper weight is used for letterheads?
Letterheads are usually printed on a good-quality uncoated paper that feels a step up from copier paper but still feeds through office printers. We'll recommend a weight with your quote.
Can you add a continuation sheet?
Yes. A simpler continuation sheet with just your logo is useful for multi-page letters.
Do you print matching envelopes?
Ask us — we can usually supply branded envelopes alongside your letterheads.
Letterhead or compliment slip?
Formal letters need a letterhead; a quick note with a delivery or brochure only needs a compliment slip.


