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We focus on the details that matter for production readiness, including file checks, name lists, and proof approval. That helps reduce avoidable issues before printing begins.
We create personalized gifts and small merchandise runs for people, teams, and local groups in Uppsala.
Uppsala Prints is a print studio focused on practical, well-prepared orders with a simple approval process. We work with personalized mugs, printed tote bags, custom notebooks, small team merchandise sets, and gift bundles.
Every order starts with a review of quantity, timing, artwork, and the print method quote. Before production, we send a digital proof and check the personalization list so the approved version is the one that moves forward.


A good print order is clear, approved, and ready for production. We keep the process simple so your items move through the studio smoothly.
We focus on the details that matter for production readiness, including file checks, name lists, and proof approval. That helps reduce avoidable issues before printing begins.
Our studio is set up for small quantities, from five items up to one hundred, with quotes based on the base item, print method, quantity, and variants.
We support collection and local delivery within Uppsala, with order updates shared during production so you know where the order stands.
We work with the materials and blanks that are confirmed for each order. Availability can affect schedule, so we always review that early in the process.
Built for small runs that need careful coordination, clear communication, and reliable handling from proof to pickup.
Founded by Elin Andersson, the studio was shaped around the needs of gift customers, small businesses, and clubs that want personalized items without complicated ordering.
We keep the process straightforward: inquiry, review, proof, production, and collection or delivery. That structure helps each order stay organized by item and variant.
In 2025, the studio was named a Uppsala Print Craft Choice, reflecting the local recognition behind our small-batch approach.