Farley Printers

Farleys Printers have been established in Fareham for over forty years, providing high quality colour printing to local businesses.

We offer a vast range of printing from full colour brochures to business cards. Just bring in your digital files or email them.

The programmes we use primarily are: Quark Xpress, Adobe Indesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Coral Draw, Microsoft Word and Publisher. We also have a full inhouse design service.

At Farleys we are passionate about what we do and try to provide a service second to none. We aim to give our clients the highest quality printing available whilst doing our bit for the environment for future generations.

As an environmentally conscious printer we are encouraging our clients to use recycled materials. We know it’s not easy going green (as the saying goes!). Together we can begin to make a difference, let us help you start by looking after your print needs.

The Presstek DI press has been the focal point of our commitment to becoming environmentally conscious, whilst allowing us the ability to produce high quality print in the traditional offset method.

For the last eighteen months, we have been on a journey with many of our clients, trying to make our working environment and practices greener and more sustainable.

It started with many of our clients asking us if we could assist them in becoming greener! To do that we had to take a long hard look at the way in which we print and what we print on.

We now use much more recycled paper. Fortunately this has come at a time when the availability and range of recycled materials has increased. Recycled paper quality has greatly improved and become more economical. If you have been put off using recycled paper in the past it really is time to look again.

We have invested heavily in one of the most environmentally friendly printing presses which sits at the core of our push to become greener. The new press uses a waterless technology and with the printing plates imaged directly on the press, environmentally harmful chemicals have been banished.