ABOUT US
Printing, embroidery and finishing in one Naxxar workshop
Printagram is a print and embroidery workshop in Naxxar, working in Malta since 2012. We print, embroider, sublimate, engrave and finish on our own machines, in one building — flyers, leaflets, brochures, posters, banners, letterheads, business cards, catalogues, signage and printed clothing.
Most of what we make never leaves the building between your file arriving and the box going out. That is the point of the place: fewer hand-offs, fewer people to chase, one date to plan around.
Our customers are hotels and restaurants, schools and clubs, construction and marine companies, government departments and the small businesses around us in Malta. Some come for a single banner, some reorder staff uniforms every season.
We are also the official Gunold dealer in Malta, supplying embroidery threads, stabilisers and foils — including to other embroidery workshops on the island.
We work in English, deliver across Malta and Gozo, and you are welcome to collect from the workshop.
Printagram is operated by Valentina@Malta Ltd, VAT MT20758621, 11, Triq il-Burmarrad, Naxxar NXR 6345.
Together we are strong
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Zornitsa Spasova
Front Desk
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Andrea Galko Kovacs
Production Assistant
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We host design and production students through Erasmus+
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Lisa Decroix
Intern, Graphics Designer
Derniere journée à Malte... End of the best experience in the best company, thank you for everything guys. I miss you already!``
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Marion Martinet
Intern, Marketing
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We make uniqueness and printing quality accessible to everyone
Made on our own machines, in one building
Printing, embroidery, sublimation, laser and CNC work all sit in the same workshop in Naxxar. When a job needs two of them, it does not need two suppliers, two schedules and two deliveries.
The machines we actually run
A Konica Minolta digital press for short-run colour. Two Roland wide-format printers, eco-solvent and sublimation, at 1.6 m. Two more machines at 3.2 m: a UV printer and a second sublimation printer. Two Amaya single-head embroidery machines. Alongside them, laser, CNC and 3D printing for work that is cut, engraved or built rather than printed.
A job that usually needs three suppliers needs one here
A conference needs signage, lanyards, embroidered polos and a printed gift. That is normally three quotes, three lead times and three invoices. Here it is one brief, one contact and one delivery — with the colours matching across all of it.
One piece or five thousand
A single personalised mug is as welcome here as a run of five thousand event tokens. Because the machines are ours, a small order does not have to wait behind a big one to justify the setup.
We check your file before anything is printed
Every file is checked before it goes to press — bleed, resolution, cut lines, colour. If something will not hold up at size, we tell you what is wrong and what to change, free of charge. Simple fixes we just do. Anything that amounts to redrawing the artwork we quote first.
A date you can plan around
We take rush orders, and 1-2 working days is real for the right job: business cards and simple stickers on standard stock, with print-ready artwork that needs no rework. If the file still needs preparing, or the job carries foil, emboss or another special finish, the date moves. We give you the realistic one with the quote rather than an optimistic one you would have to chase.
The second run matches the first
We keep the specification of what we made for you — material, colour reference, size, placement. When you come back for more staff shirts or another box of cards, they match what is already in use instead of being almost right.
The workshop is open to you
We are at 11, Triq il-Burmarrad in Naxxar, and you are welcome to come in. For a large or unusual job, ask for a printed sample on the actual material before we produce the full quantity — a finish is easier to judge in your hand than on a screen.
Got a project?
Tell us what you need and where it is going to be used. We will come back with a quote, the material we would recommend and a date — and we will say so if a simpler, cheaper option does the same job.