Golden Idea | Custom Brochures Manufacturer

Various Folding Options

Brochures have a lot of folding options which include:

4-Panel Fold

There are also many types of 4-panel fold brochures such as:

• French Fold

French fold brochures are divided into 4 quadrants. First, they are folded horizontally. Then, they will be folded vertically. They are ideal for large-scale designs like infographics, maps, and other image-heavy layouts.

• Accordion Fold

Accordion fold brochures have 4 alternate panels. They also have a zigzag form. These brochures are ideal for printing lengthier text and detailed images.

• Double Gate

This fold is also known as a closed gatefold. Double gate brochures are relatively similar to gate fold brochures. Their difference is that the double gate brochures have a folded central panel. These types of brochures provide a large area for printing more text, highlighting images, colors, etc.

• Double Parallel

Double parallel brochures are folded twice. First, they are folded in 2. Then, in the same way, they will be folded in half again. Totally, they have 4 panels. They are ideal for service presentations and detailed product information.

• Roll Fold

Roll fold brochures are folded 3 times. The folding starts from the right and then to the left panel.

3-Panel Fold

There are different types of 3-panel folds which include:

• Gate Folds

Gatefold brochures have 2 panels that look like doors. These 2 panels cover the big central panel.

• Letter Fold or Trifold

Brochures with trifold designs are commonly used for promotion or marketing presentations. They can convey information sequentially. Also, they are the most widely used folding style.

• Z-Fold

Z-fold brochures have a zigzag or fan form. They can provide six panels that can be printed.

2-Panel Folds

This fold is also called single or half fold. It is a paper that is divided into 2 equal panels.

The most common large size is 11 in. by 17 in.

Also, the smallest common size is 5.5 in. by 8.5 in.

 

Variety of Applications

Brochures are widely used for many businesses, events, and industries such as:

Trade Fairs

Many companies at trade fairs hand out brochures to reach their target market. By handing brochures, they can promote their services and products. They can also establish their brand.

Services

Brochures are used for showcasing different types of services such as photography studios and more. Photography studios use them for showcasing their special packages, sample works, and for contact details.

Non-Profit Organizations

Non-profit orgs utilize brochures for discussing their mission, history, goals, etc. They can also garner the support of the general public and potential benefactors through brochures.

Real Estate

The real estate business uses brochures for conveying information like phone numbers, property specifications, addresses, etc. Brochures are also used for telling information about residential and commercial properties.

Medical

The medical industry uses brochures for summarizing general first-aid topics, health-related information, health issues, etc.

Mini Maps

Brochures are also used as map representations. They are widely used in souvenir shops and hotel counters to guide tourists throughout their travel. Map brochures may contain well-known attractions, street names, and other information.

Theme Parks & Amusement Parks

Brochures are used in these places to inform visitors about the best rides, attractions, and other activities.

 

Finishing Options

UV Spot

The UV spot coating or finishing specific areas of the brochure, such as the headline, logo, or highlights. It is also shiny.

Foil Stamp

The foil stamping makes the text, logo, and other elements look metallic, reflective, and shiny.

Embossing

Embossing is the process of pressing a logo, image, or shape. It can create a raised effect.

Soft Touch Laminate

Soft touch lamination is a velvet print finish. It can provide a high-end feel to the brochures. The prints of the brochure will also be prolonged and protected.

 

Material Options

Cardstock 16 pt.

This material adds credibility to business because it is thicker and heavier than 14 pt. cardstock.

70 lb. Uncoated Paper

When compared to all paper and cardstock materials, 70 lb. uncoated paper is the most lightweight. It also has a smooth surface which is perfect for writing on.

Cardstock 14 pt.

This material comes are available with a matte and shiny coating. It is robust enough to resist creases and folds.

Uncoated Cardstock 14 pt.

The uncoated cardstock has a more durable surface that resists creasing. It can be printed on both sides.

Paper 100 lb.

This material is more durable than matte or gloss-coated magazine papers. It also has a fine-textured finish.

Paper 80 lb.

Glossy or matte finish 80 lb. papers are available. This material is thicker than 70 lb. paper.

 

Variety of Color Models

Different types of color models are suitable for printing on brochures.

CMYK

CMYK is a four-color process that uses colors such as:

• Cyan
• Magenta
• Yellow
• Black

Mixing these colors reproduces intricate color blends and photographic imagery.

RGB

RGB is a color model accessible in your software. It allows you to blend red, green, and blue as main colors.

PMS

PMS colors are specific-colored inks generated with PMS and RGB colors.

 

Ideal Resolution for Custom Artwork

To achieve a nice visual effect, the suggested resolution for the brochure artwork is at least 300 dpi. This resolution prevents the graphics from appearing blurry. It can also make them stand out.

 

Size Options

There are a lot of size options available. However, the most common sizes are:

A4

This size is ideal if you have a lot of information to convey.

A5

A5-size brochures are commonly used for conveying less information. This size is smaller and the most cost-effective solution.

We can also produce brochures based on your required sizes.