Saddle Stitched & Wire Bound
For printed items with pages like brochures, programmes, booklets, newsletters, proposals and direct mailers, saddle stitching or wire binding is a good choice. Saddle stitching works well on thinner books and wire binding on thicker books. They are both reasonable methods of binding pages together, saddle stitching being the quickest and most reasonable of the two.
While stitching is generally done with two silver coloured wires, wire binding tends to have a more easily available set of colours. Common colours for the wires are silver, black, white, blue, green, red and several metallics.
As well as wire binding a plastic spiral (spiral binding) is also available that with the correct amount of time can be produced in the pantone colour of your choice.
We can also loop stitch items to go into ring binders if necessary.
