The Big Reveal: Introducing the Arandell Catalog

We know what you’re thinking – why the heck would a catalog printer print their own catalog?

There are three key reasons:
1) To Introduce the New Arandell Brand – Over the last few years we’ve been on quite a journey as an organization.

2) To Show What’s Possible with the Modern-Day Catalog – Nothing against the massive 100+ page behemoths you’re used to seeing, as they can still be effective, but most of today’s cataloging brands opt for a ”look book” approach—coffee table pieces that reinforce their company values.

3) To Put Ourselves in Our Customers’ Shoes – At Arandell our goal is to not just be a catalog printer for our clients but a true partner.
read more at: https://arandell.com/2021/03/15/the-arandell-catalog/

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