Wall calendars, desk calendars, planners and dated diaries produced in Poland. A calendar has one deadline that cannot move — so we plan the schedule backwards from the day it has to be on someone’s desk.
Order by September for December delivery · From 300 pieces · Wire-o, spiral, foil stamping, personalisation · EU-wide delivery
Calendars are the one product where being two weeks late makes the whole run worthless. We work backwards from your distribution date, tell you the real last moment for file delivery, and hold that date. If the schedule is already too tight, you will hear it from us straight away rather than in November.
Most calendars live or die on twelve images. Certified colour proofs, careful ink control and paper chosen for the pictures rather than the price list — the same approach we use for photo books, applied to a product that hangs on a wall for a year.
Wire-o with a hanger, spiral bound, saddle-stitched, tent-fold desk calendars, tear-off blocks, magnetic strips, punched holes and printed backing boards. All from the same team, so the construction follows the design.
Company logos, dealer names, regional holidays or individual recipients printed digitally. One spreadsheet from you, one delivery from us — including split shipments to several branches.
Formats: A3, A4, A5, square and custom, portrait or landscape; oversized wall formats available. Interior: 130–250 gsm coated or uncoated, 4+4, optional Pantone or fifth colour, matt or gloss varnish. Covers and boards: printed cover sheets, laminated backing boards 1.5–3 mm, printed slipcases for boxed editions. Binding: wire-o, spiral, saddle stitch, glued tear-off blocks, tent-fold assembly. Finishing: hot foil, spot UV, soft-touch lamination, rounded corners, punched hanging holes, hangers and eyelets, magnetic strips, perforation for tear-off sheets. Personalisation: digital overprinting of logos, names and regional date variants.
Full-colour wall calendar with a printed backing board and hanging system, produced for seasonal distribution.
Portrait brand calendar where product photography and colour consistency carried the whole piece.
Dated pocket edition combining a calendar and a notebook — a format that works well as a corporate gift.
“We’ve printed several books now through Łukasz at Eastprint, and we plan to print more. Łukasz is fast, professional and always pleasant to deal with — and, crucially, he’s been able to deliver our books at good prices, on schedule.”
Sam Tranum, Managing Editor of Liberties Press, Dublin, Ireland
For December delivery, send the enquiry by September and the print-ready files by early October. Later is often still possible, but the options narrow and express surcharges appear. If you are reading this in November, contact us anyway — we will tell you honestly what is still achievable.
Around 300 pieces for wire-o and saddle-stitched wall calendars, more for tear-off blocks and complex desk constructions. Small runs are possible digitally at a higher unit price.
Yes. Logos, names and regional variants are overprinted digitally, and we can split the delivery to several addresses. Send one spreadsheet with the variants and the shipping list.
Yes. Tell us the markets and we will prepare the date grids, including name days and week numbering where that is expected. Our DTP studio handles the typesetting if you do not have it.
Certified colour proofs on the production paper before the run, and a press check if you want one. For calendars this matters more than for most products — twelve images stay on a wall for a year and every flaw has time to be noticed.
Yes, across the EU, including split deliveries to branches or distributors. Give us the addresses and quantities with the enquiry and transport goes into the quotation.
Send the format, construction, quantity and — most importantly — the date it has to be delivered. You will get a quotation and a realistic schedule, usually within one business day.
Year-end orders usually mean calendars, notebooks and greeting cards at once. Put them in one enquiry and you will get one quotation and one delivery.
