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“Print Is So Yesterday!”, They Said

Cliff Leong , Co-founders, The Alphabet Press and Ana Tomy | Zee Jay, Co-founders , The Alphabet Press and Ana Tomy

28-Jul-22 10:00

“Print Is So Yesterday!”, They Said

 Wedding invitations over WhatsApp are perfectly convenient, but there’s just something about the tactility of a finely printed invitation inside a carefully selected envelope. Former web developers Cliff Leong and Zee Jay decided to tap into the gap in this niche market via The Alphabet Press, a bespoke letterpress stationery company that designs and prints premium wedding invitations, business cards, corporate stationery, and notebooks with their vintage German presses. We speak to the co-founders about keeping the art of old school print alive and catering to the Malaysian market.

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj

Presented by: Arvindh Yuvaraj


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