Product Description Discover the quality before you print. The Printwise Sample Pack is a curated selection of premium vinyl and wrap materials des...
Sample Swatches/Color Chart Prints
Print looks different on vinyl than on a screen.
These two products exist so you can settle that question before you commit material and labor to a full job.
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Choose your color in person. Order with confidence. Take the guesswork out of choosing colors for your next print project. The Printwise Color Swat...
Sample Swatches and Colour Charts
Print looks different on vinyl than it does on a screen. These two products exist so you can settle that question before you commit material and labour to a full job.
Printwise Sample Pack — $1.00
A swatch set of the premium wrap films we actually print on, so you can feel the material, check the finish and see how our ink sits on it. One dollar. It is deliberately priced so that there is no reason to guess.
Printwise Color Swatch Book — $50.00
Take the guesswork out of choosing colors for your next print project. The Printwise Color Swatch Book lets you see physical printed colors before placing your order, so you don’t have to rely on how they appear on a screen.
Why Colour Shifts
Screens emit light, print reflects it. RGB artwork converted late in the process moves — saturated blues, oranges and greens move the most. Vinyl adds its own variable: the same file prints differently on a matte wall film than on a gloss cast wrap. A physical reference removes the argument.
How Shops Use These
- Approving colour with a client before production, instead of after.
- Matching an existing fleet so vehicle number twelve looks like vehicle number one.
- Specifying at design time from a chart that reflects real output, not a screen preview.
- Checking finish — how gloss, matte and satin lamination change the same colour.
Then Order the Job
Once the colour is settled, browse vehicle wrap films, wall graphics or window film. Submitting artwork? Check the file guidelines first — CMYK, outlined fonts and adequate bleed prevent most colour surprises.
