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Editorial Design · Layout · Editing · File Finishing

Need more?

Printing alone is plenty. But sometimes a job needs a little work before the press — an unfinished file, a few added pages, a previous edition turned into a new one. Our in-house design team does that. We do editing too — just send your copy and materials. When in doubt, ask. Siha takes care of it.

Designed and made in Seoul
Design and production, one team
Files finished in-house
English at every decision point
What we take on

From your manuscript to press-ready files — all of it.

Editorial & Layout Design

Layout, typography, image editing, identity systems — by the design team at our Seoul headquarters.

Added Pages & Restructuring

Extra pages for an existing brochure, a reworked structure, a previous edition turned into a new one. Just send your copy and materials.

Editing & Proofing

Copy editing and proofreading before anything is plated.

File Finishing & Prepress

Loose material in, press-ready files out. Color conversion, resolution repair, bleed and spine built correctly the first time.

Production

And then the same team prints it.

That last line matters. Most companies hire an agency and a printer separately, then manage the gap between them. Here it's one team, one schedule, one point of contact.

Why we can do this

When design and printing are one company, file problems disappear.

Files often bounce between a design agency and a printer — color space, resolution, bleed, spine width — because they're two separate companies. Here, it's one.

The team that designs your piece works at our Gangnam headquarters; the team that manages the press works across town in Euljiro. Files are built for the press from the first day, so the press never sends them back.

Siha has made publications for Korea's major corporations and government institutions this way for more than fifteen years.

See how a project runs →
Working language

English, all the way through.

At most overseas print partners, only the sales rep speaks English. Quoting goes smoothly. Then you need to discuss a layout change or an editorial direction, and it routes through a translator. That's where projects slow down.

At Siha Printing, our planning director and our design director both work in English. Manuscript direction, layout revisions, color correction — you talk to the people making the decisions.

Working with US teams

We already work with US clients.

Projects for US companies — designed, printed and shipped to American addresses — are part of our regular work. Time zones, approval cycles and feedback across a fourteen-hour gap are simply how we work.

The practical difference is scheduling. We set review points that land inside your working day, not ours, and we send material ahead of the call rather than during it.

Files not ready?

Send what you have. We'll tell you what's missing and what it takes to finish. When in doubt, just ask — Siha takes care of it.