Summit Litho Inc.

Wishing everyone a safe and fulfilling holiday season! Summit Litho is excited to ring in 2026 and is incredibly grateful for our employees, customers, friends, and family who make this business possible.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Summit Litho! 🎄 Wishing you a joy-filled, safe, and happy holiday with those you love.

Happy Thanksgiving from us to you! We hope everyone has a wonderful day.

MYTH: Printing is bad for the environment 🌎
FACT: Modern printing is greener than ever.

When you print local, you also reduce shipping emissions and support a company that invests right back into the Kansas City community 💚

Meet Desiree! 👇🏼

Desiree has been part of the Summit family for a total of 16 years and brings experience, kindness, and a deep love for what she does every single day.

Her favorite part of the job? “The people I work with and the different projects we get to work on daily.”

Desiree got her start in print thanks to her cousin, Brianna Moore, and she’s proud to be part of an industry that’s always evolving. Her advice for anyone new to print:

👉🏼 “There’s a lot to learn and you won’t learn everything right away. Take your time and everything will come to you. Things change constantly in the print world, so be open to going with the flow.”

When she’s not helping clients bring their ideas to life, you can find Desiree curled up with a good book (the JD Robb In Death series is her favorite) or spending time with her kids — her biggest motivation.

☁️ Dream vacation: The mountains
⚡ Superpower at work: Lightning speed
🍫 Go-to drink: Hot chocolate

We’re so thankful to have Desiree on the Summit Litho team — her hard work, heart, and humor make every day brighter!

Who knew printing had such rock solid roots? 😉

Colors and designs that go all the way to the edge? That’s called bleed! ✂️

This month’s printing term keeps your projects looking crisp and professional from start to finish.

Honoring the hard work that keeps our communities strong. Happy Labor Day!

Ever wonder why your mock-up designs go “off the edge”? That’s called bleed! 🌟 It’s the extra space beyond the trim line that gets cut off so your prints look crisp, clean, and borderless.

Fact: The first printing press was invented in 1440. We’ve gotten a bit faster since then 😉

Heavier paper = high-end feel. Ask us how to choose the perfect stock for your project 📞