Paper & Labels

Paper, Labels & Printing Supplies for Every Workplace

Everything that goes into a clean, professional print run — paper, labels, ink and the machines that bring them together. Whether you're restocking a busy print room or kitting out a home office, here's how the range breaks down.

Paper for Every Job

The everyday workhorse is A4 paper — most offices get through it by the ream, so it's worth buying in bulk to keep the cost per sheet down. Beyond the standard 80gsm white, we stock heavier presentation weights, coloured paper for flyers and colour-coding, and photo paper for image-quality prints. Need a different size? The range runs from A5 up to A3.

Labels That Make the Right Impression

Good labels keep things organised and on-brand. Choose from address labels for mailings, plus speciality and identification labels for filing, stock and asset tracking. Not sure which material or size you need? Our label buying guide covers it. Printing at volume? A dedicated label printer works out faster and cheaper than sheet labels over time.

Printers, Ink & Toner

From compact home models to office workhorses, our printers cover inkjet and laser. Keep them running with the right ink and toner — and remember that a printer is only as good as the paper and consumables you pair with it.

Personalised & Business Stationery

Make an impression with business cards and personalised stationery, available across a wide choice of paper and envelope sizes so everything matches.

FAQ

What's the best everyday office paper?

Standard 80gsm A4 is the office staple — reliable and jam-free for daily printing and copying. Step up to 100gsm or higher for client-facing reports and presentations.

Is it cheaper to buy paper in bulk?

Yes. Boxed reams and multipacks have a lower cost per sheet than single packs, making them the economical choice for regular printing.

Should I use sheet labels or a label printer?

Sheet labels suit occasional, low-volume jobs. If you label regularly — parcels, files, stock — a label printer is faster and cheaper per label in the long run.