Printing in Harlem, Manhattan

Harlem's 125th Street, Lenox Avenue, Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard are full of restaurants, the Apollo, the Studio Museum, hundreds of churches, Harlem Hospital, brownstone blocks and a new generation of shops and bars. Churches, restaurants, cultural institutions, salons and community organizations here print programs, menus, posters, banners and shirts with us.

Popular with Harlem customers

• Congregations and faith groups: souvenir journals, offering envelopes, invitation postcards, retractable banners for the lobby and embroidered polos for ushers.
• Restaurants, cafes and takeout: laminated dine-in menus, takeout menus, table tents, window graphics and labels for packaging.
• Creatives and makers: photo enlargements, stickers, hang tags, packaging, greeting cards and business cards for markets and fairs.
• Salons, barbers, nail studios and spas: appointment cards, plastic loyalty cards, service menus, window graphics, sidewalk A-frames and embroidered aprons and polos.
• Community groups and campaigns: flyers and door hangers, lawn signs, posters, volunteer t-shirts and rally banners.
• Musicians, DJs and promoters: club flyers, posters, stickers, tickets, merch tees and DJ booth banners.

Delivery, shipping and pickup

We work with Harlem businesses the way a messenger-era print shop did: you send the files, we print in our own Brooklyn facility and deliver to your office, venue or storefront by courier, or ship small orders overnight. Pickup at 1768 E 49th Street in Flatlands, Brooklyn is also welcome, about 55 minutes via the FDR Drive from Harlem (the 2, 3, A, B, C and D stop along 125th Street and Metro-North stops at Harlem-125th Street). Rush orders placed before noon can usually be delivered the next morning or picked up the same day.

Nearby

We also have pages for East Harlem, Morningside Heights, Hamilton Heights and Sugar Hill, Manhattan Valley. See all of Manhattan or New York City.

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