New York City area Union Printer?
May 5, 2010 6:48 AM Subscribe
The New York City-based non-profit I work for is looking for a new print shop for business cards, letterhead, and other normal print collateral.
We'd prefer a local union printer. Any recommendations?
Stickers, buttons, and t-shirts would be a lovely addition, but we can go elsewhere for those.
Stickers, buttons, and t-shirts would be a lovely addition, but we can go elsewhere for those.
Response by poster: I should've mentioned: we know about the directory, but are looking for recommendations based on personal experiences.
posted by piro at 7:09 AM on May 5, 2010
posted by piro at 7:09 AM on May 5, 2010
Honestly don't know about union-ness but have had good results with Carol Printing, http://carolprint.com/ near Penn Station.
Also near there, but almost certainly non-union, Bernie's does quick-turnaround digital jobs consistently faster and cheaper than expected. I think it's Bernie and two other grumpy old dudes in a tiny room full of equipment, and none of them ever sleep. But, Bernie saved my past-deadline ass a few times at the non-profit I used to work for, so I like to recommend them: Bernies Copy Center, 242 West 30th Street (212) 564-9376
posted by Erroneous at 7:11 AM on May 5, 2010
Also near there, but almost certainly non-union, Bernie's does quick-turnaround digital jobs consistently faster and cheaper than expected. I think it's Bernie and two other grumpy old dudes in a tiny room full of equipment, and none of them ever sleep. But, Bernie saved my past-deadline ass a few times at the non-profit I used to work for, so I like to recommend them: Bernies Copy Center, 242 West 30th Street (212) 564-9376
posted by Erroneous at 7:11 AM on May 5, 2010
Response by poster: Via MeMail, a recommendation for Philmark.
posted by piro at 8:51 AM on May 18, 2010
posted by piro at 8:51 AM on May 18, 2010
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Toronto, I emailed the president of the local printing union (CEP Local 1-G, formerly GCIU). He emailed me back to tell me what shop the local union used for all their printing.
Also, this directory is a good place to start.
posted by kaudio at 7:05 AM on May 5, 2010