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Product portfolio 2021 1 Contents About 3 Stickers 31 Photo gifts 62 Clothing 98 Mission 4 Kiss-cut stickers 32 Acrylic prisms 63 Unisex Solutions 5 Clear stickers 33 Photo tiles 64 Unisex t-shirts 99 Services 6 Magnets 65 Unisex hoodies 109 Stationery 34 Jigsaw puzzles 66 Unisex sweatshirts 115 Personalised football cards 67 Unisex jackets 118 Prints 7 Fine art postcards 35 Gallery boards 68 Fine art papers 8 Fine art greetings cards 36 Menswear Square prints 69 Photographic papers 13 Classic postcards 37 Men’s t-shirts 119 Wooden picture stands 70 Mounted prints 15 Classic greetings cards 38 Men’s hoodies 120 Art print with hanger 16 Journals 39 Womenswear Poster hangers 17 Notebooks 40 Home & living 71 Women’s t-shirts 121 Wrapping paper 41 Faux suede & linen cushions 72 Women’s hoodies 127 Framed Prints 18 Canvas cushions 73 Classic frame 19 Device cases 42 Curtains 74 Kidswear Box frame 20 Snap case 43 Wall tapestries 75 Bodysuits 128 Spacer frame 21 Tough case 44 Pillow cases 76 Kid’s t-shirts 130 Surface frame 22 Eco case 45 Shower curtains 77 Kid’s hoodies 134 Gloss frame 23 Clear phone case 46 Bath mats 78 Kid’s sweatshirts 135 Swoop frame 24 Flexi phone case 47 Woven blankets 79 Kid’s jackets 136 Instagram frame 25 Folio wallet case 48 Premium fleece blankets 80 Backloader frame 26 iPad case 49 Pet beds 81 Accessories 137 Laptop sleeves 50 Dog bandanas 82 Canvas tote bags 138 Apple watch bands 51 Photo mugs 83 Canvases 27 Polyester tote bags 139 Coloured photo mugs 84 Stretched canvas 28 Shopping bags 140 Photo books 52 Latte mugs 85 Framed canvas 29 Premium face mask 141 10oz porcelain mugs 86 Rolled canvas 30 Hardcover photo book 53 Pure face mask 142 Large ceramic mugs 87 Softcover photo book 54 Socks 143 Metal travel mugs 88 Patches 144 Magic photo mugs 89 Panels 55 Flip flops 145 Glass cutting boards 90 Aluminium prints 56 Aprons 91 Maple wood prints 57 Coasters & placemats 92 Contact details 146 Dibond 58 Blankets 93 Gatorboard 59 Towels 94 Foamex 60 Wash bags 95 Acrylic panels 61 Yoga mats 96 Framed cork pin boards 97 2 Prodigi is the world’s leading print on demand platform We help companies selling printed products to simplify their logistics and maximise their profits. Our inhouse manufacturing facilities are located in the UK and mainland Europe supported by a global network of fulfilment partners. 3 Go global, print local Our mission is to make global printing, local. We do this by connecting you with local partners creating “global products”. “Global products” are those most popular with end consumers, offer the highest potential margins and are made to the same exacting standards everywhere in the world. Look for the global product icon throughout this portfolio to see which products have the widest fulfilment coverage. 4 Solutions Our software platform features all the tools and services you need to launch and scale a global print on demand business. Whether it’s creating product previews, integrating with Shopify or using our API to connect with print partners across the world, we’ve a suite of software solutions designed to help you rapidly grow your business. 5 Services Printing is at the heart of everything we do. Using the latest technology, our global teams consistently produce exceptional fine art, photographic, dye-sub and direct to garment prints. No other print on demand service comes close to offering our breadth of fine art printing capabilities. 6 Prints Fine art Photographic Mounted Art print with hanger Poster hangers 7 A complete range We are specialists in Giclée fine art printing and offer a complete range of fine art and photo papers. We are trusted by the most prestigious brands - including the National Maritime Museum, Natural History of specialist papers Museum and The Royal Society - to produce and dropship museum quality fine art prints. Each print stock we offer is individually profiled to our printers, ensuring fantastically accurate and consistent reproductions. Fine art papers Photographic papers • Enhanced Matte Art • Hahnemühle Photo Rag • Hahnemühle German Etching • Lustre Photo Paper • Budget Art Paper • C-type (silver halide) • Smooth Art Paper • Budget Photo Paper • Museum Fine Art • Metallic Gloss • Cold Press Watercolour Paper • Smooth Photo Rag • Sticky Poster • Hahnemühle Photo Glossy • Hahnemühle Photo Lustre • Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl 8 Fine art papers Budget Budget Art Paper Smooth Art Paper Museum Fine Art Cold Press Watercolour Paper 180gsm 240gsm 280gsm 315gsm An affordable barrier coated poster paper One of our most popular substrates, this is A gently textured etching paper designed A 100% cotton rag paper with a matte perfect for volume projects that require a high-quality, smooth matte paper with a for museum-quality reproductions. finish, offering a similar archival-standard the best quality art substrate at the most light, fine-grain surface texture. This paper This beautiful and versatile art paper is performance to our Hahnemuhle photo rag competitive price. Our budget art paper is is particularly suited to contemporary particularly suited to Giclée reproductions paper but at a slightly lower weight. With a smooth, bright white, all-purpose good illustration and photography. Image of artworks and paintings. Ideal for both a matte finish and a tight, highly textured quality paper with a matte finish. reproduction is sharp, crisp and vibrant, colour and monochrome prints. surface resemblant of etching paper. with great density and vivid colours. This mid-white stock produces smooth skin tones and is well suited for premium portraiture and wedding photography. 9 Fine art papers Budget Enhanced Matte Art 200gsm This museum quality paper is our substrate of choice for global fine art prints. It gives consistent high quality results and is ideal for full colour graphics or illustrations. The matte finish emphasises different highlights and tones in the source artworks; helping to create stunning works of art. 10 Fine art papers Premium Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm A heavy-duty paper with a slightly more Images © Martin van Tilburg textured finish than photo rag. The velvety matte surface is optimised for high-contrast prints and works brilliantly for limited editions. The paper has a warm white hue providing a perfect surface for reproducing paintings, lithographs and fine art photography. 11 Photographic papers Budget Budget Photo Paper Lustre Photo Paper Metallic Gloss Smooth Photo Rag 170gsm 240gsm 280gsm 285gsm An economical lustre poster paper with a high A premium photographic paper with a A beautiful textured finish on a A matte 100% cotton rag paper offering a white, satin finish and smooth microporous satin lustre finish. Preferred by professional heavyweight silver resin coated paper similar archival-standard performance to coating for accurate photo reproduction. photographers, the finish provides a subtle resembling the look and feel of a metallic our Hahnemühle photo rag paper but at a The smooth finish and wide colour gamut pearl-like texture. Supporting deeper surface. Achieves incredible detail with a slightly lower weight. It has a smooth, highly make this an excellent substrate for posters colour saturation than matte papers, this great tonal range and is especially suited calendered surface. This mid-white paper and professional photographs. stock produces impressive colour depth and for black and white photography. The produces smooth, natural skin tones and strikingly intense blacks. metallic finish offers an almost 3D effect is well suited for premium portraiture and which makes it a great choice of substrate wedding photography. for action pictures. 12 Photographic papers Budget Premium Sticky Poster C-type prints (silver halide) 300gsm 230-245μm A 300gsm sticky poster paper that can be Our C-types are silver halide colour papers easily applied and repositioned on the wall designed exclusively to produce professional while leaving no residue. Your image is printed colour prints, with a brilliant white base that in vibrant colour onto a polyester base with offers continuous tone and excellent image a flexible matte coating to ensure excellent stability. These premium papers allow for quality and durability. incredible depth and beautifully vibrant colours. Suitable for long term use on interiors and We offer a lustre, gloss or metallic finish. short term use on exteriors. 13 Photographic papers Premium Hahnemühle Photo Glossy Hahnemühle Photo Lustre Hahnemühle Fine Art Pearl Hahnemühle Photo Rag 260gsm 260gsm 285gsm 308gsm A bright, high-gloss paper with an ultra This specialist photo paper has a semi-gloss, A specialist photographic paper ideally A heavy-duty matte paper made of 100% smooth surface. The micro-porous coating velvet finish and guarantees long-lasting, suited to black and white reproductions cotton rag with a natural white tone and offers a perfect base for images with a fade-resistant prints. The paper has a deeper requiring a silver gelatin, C-type pearl finish. excellent black saturation. It has a soft texture wide colour gamut, giving pro-lab quality colour saturation than matte paper. It’s With a delicately textured smooth and with a lightly defined felt structure. Popular reproductions. Particularly popular with thicker than traditional consumer papers and silky feel, this substrate meets the highest with professional photographers, this paper consumer photographers due to the flat is more resistant to fingerprints and smudges. industry standards regarding density, produces very high-quality print reproductions. finish and high-gloss sheen. colour gamut, colour graduation and image sharpness, while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. 14 Mounted prints Our mounted, matted prints are perfect for high street and online retailers. Our mounted prints feature a fine art reproduction with card backing board, surrounded by a 2mm thick window mount cut from premium, textured mountboard.
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