We're proud to be a family-owned Printing business that's been leading the NZ print industry towards a more sustainable future for 100 years

At Soar Print,
ink is in our blood. We're a third generation family business with 100 years of printing experience.

Soar Print has been travelling the improvement pathway for 100 years making us early adopters of proven new technology.

Even after 100 years, we won't stand still. We work with the best-in-class technology and are fast to adapt to future innovation and market trends.

Our world is measured in microns and dots of ink, so for the past 100 years we've been paying attention to the details.

We may have flash machinery, but it's thanks to our crafts people, that for the past 100 years blank paper comes in and amazing things go out.

Showcasing Printing Excellence

We invite you to browse through a sample selection of our recently completed print projects. From marketing and promotional material to publishing,
we are the team who will deliver top quality print on time and to budget.

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Our Blog

A look at the Océ VarioPrint i300 print-on-demand press

It’s been just over 3 years since we installed the state-of-the-art digital print technology - Océ VarioPrint i300, so we thought we’d take a look at how our customers have responded to the revolutionary sheet-fed press.

A book we’ll never forget

Every now and then (and actually more regularly these days), Soar Arts gets a job that demands the most intricate pre-press, printing and finishing we can achieve. Katie Kerr’s new book ‘Dwelling in the Margins’ is one of those projects.

Introducing the Z-CARD®

The Z-CARD® has the convenient form factor of a credit card or small passport making it more likely for customers to keep your printed material as they would likely prefer the more durable and portable option compared to a simple leaflet.