Strathpine Centre and the surrounding business district draw shoppers from well beyond the suburb, and the railway station adds a steady stream of commuters on top of that. Local businesses keep window displays, promotional posters, brochures and point-of-sale material updated fairly regularly just to stay in front of that much passing traffic.

Schools, sporting clubs and community organisations round out the picture, ordering event flyers, certificates, raffle tickets, booklets and banners for fundraisers, presentations and local competitions pretty much year-round.

One thing that stands out about Strathpine is how many long-running businesses we still print for. Some of these companies have had the same core branding since before a lot of the newer Moreton Bay suburbs even existed, and there’s a certain discipline to keeping that consistent rather than chasing every design trend that comes along.

We still get the occasional customer who’s been reordering the same business card design since well before we started working with them, and honestly, that kind of consistency tends to serve a long-running business better than a rebrand every few years.

It’s also common for a Strathpine business to ask us to match an old design element they can’t quite describe, something from a sign that’s faded or a card that’s gone out of print years ago. Tracking that down is oddly one of our more satisfying jobs.

We supply Strathpine along with Bray Park, Brendale, Lawnton and Petrie. Orders can be organised by phone or email, with delivery to your workplace or home.