Custom printing / Reno, Nevada
Catalog & Magazine Printing in Reno
A publication worth opening. Printing worth keeping.
From beautifully finished product catalogs to recurring magazines and trade publications, Maverick coordinates the paper, printing, binding and distribution details that turn pages into a finished experience.
Product Catalogs · Magazines · Perfect Binding · Saddle Stitching
Made to be read, kept and referenced
Great publications begin long before the press run.
A catalog has to work as a sales tool. A magazine has to feel like something readers want to spend time with. Both require decisions about trim size, paper, page count, image quality, binding and how the finished piece will reach its audience.
Maverick brings those decisions together. Based in Reno and working through an established production network, we help businesses, associations and publishers develop print specifications that fit the publication and its budget.
01 / Professional presentation
Perfect-bound catalogs and publications
For thicker product catalogs, annual publications and reference books, perfect binding offers a clean square spine and a polished bookshelf presence. Adhesive types, cover stocks and binding suitability are evaluated according to the actual page count, paper selection and intended use.
- Square spines that may accommodate titles and volume information
- EVA or PUR binding options where appropriate
- Cover coatings and paper specifications chosen for use and longevity
02 / Practical and versatile
Saddle-stitched magazines and booklets
Saddle stitching is often an efficient choice for magazines, newsletters, promotional booklets and shorter catalogs. It gives readers a familiar, easy-to-handle format without the cost or spine requirements of a perfect-bound book.
Page count, paper thickness and trim size determine what is practical. We can account for creep, folding, trim and imposition when reviewing your production specifications.
03 / Production matched to the project
Paper, press selection and finishing
The right production method depends on volume, format, color expectations and mailing plans—not a one-size-fits-all press recommendation. Digital, sheet-fed offset and web printing can each make sense under different conditions.
- Text and cover stocks in coated and uncoated options
- Gloss, matte and specialty finishes where suitable
- Digital and offset production options based on the job
One coordinated publication workflow
From final file to finished delivery.
Good production is the sum of many small decisions: page order, bleeds, margins, stock, binding, proofs, packaging and deadlines. We help you work through those details with the appropriate production partners.
04 / File preparation and quality review
Prepress that anticipates the bindery.
Image resolution, bleed, text safety, spine calculations and page sequence matter just as much as color. We can review production-ready PDFs and coordinate proofing requirements with the selected printer before the job goes to press.
For color-critical projects, we can discuss available proofing methods and reference standards with the production facility.
05 / Distribution planning
Prepared for the people who need it.
A publication is not finished until it reaches its readers. Depending on the project, we can coordinate bulk delivery, split shipments, packaging and mailing services with production and logistics partners.
Mail preparation and available postage options depend on the piece, address list, destination and current postal requirements.
For recurring editions and evolving content
A reliable process for the next issue, too.
Quarterly magazines, annual catalogs and frequently revised product publications benefit from consistent specifications. We can document trim size, paper, binding, artwork requirements and prior production choices to make reprints and new editions easier to coordinate.
Need related pieces? Maverick also coordinates marketing collateral, short-run digital printing and mailing programs as part of a broader print workflow.
Good to know
Catalog & magazine printing questions, answered.
A few practical considerations before you finalize your next publication.