Personalisation, it’s what we do!
Embossing is a sophisticated process used to add texture and dimension to the surface of covering materials and is absolutely perfect for personalisation and bespoke branding. We can create custom dies, which are engraved plates used to press the design onto the covering material, allowing you to add your logo, name, or any unique design to make your notebook truly one-of-a-kind.
Add an extra special finishing touch to your order with blind embossing, hot foiled letterpress type, or we can get an embossing die made to create a truly bespoke product. The choice is completely up to you.
Hot foil embossing involves using heat to transfer metallic or coloured foils onto the material, creating a stunning and eye-catching effect. The colour range includes but are not limited to gold, silver and bronze.
Blind embossing, on the other hand, adds an elegant, subtle, and tactile element by raising the design without any added colour.
We use traditional letterpress type to skilfully emboss initials onto your product, and use the hot foil method of foiling to provide a high-end finish.
Initials or wording can be added to the front cover, in a place of your choice (see variations below):
Top (Left, Middle, or Right)
One Third Down (where available)
Centre (where available)
Bottom (Left, Middle, or Right)
The embossing can either be Gold, Sliver or Bronze foils or Blind embossed (no colour). See below for an example of what the embossing would look like on a few different materials.
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Gold Foil |
Silver Foil |
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Bronze Foil |
Blind Embossed (no colour) |
Personalisation Costs:
Up to four Initials - £7.00
Up to 20 characters - £15.00
Up to 30 characters - £25.00
*Additional Charge for Visitor Books
Special Requests
Entirely personal and beautifully bespoke, our wonderful range of luxury personalised notebooks, diaries and journals make the perfect gift. If you have any special embossing requests, please contact us and we will be delighted to help. Every book we make is as unique as the person who will eventually write in it.
Take a look at how we emboss our Notebooks!
