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What it is
During his many years in the advertising and printing industry, co-founder Ee Han Ong noticed that customers at digital printing shops often had to go to nearby mamaks or cafés to wait for their printing jobs. He was inspired to start TTP.my to provide customers with a place where they can sit and discuss the jobs they want done, have a bite to eat or a cup of coffee, and wait for their printing in comfort.
The look and feel
Now that so much of our interaction is digital, TTP.my marks a nice return to the beauty of print. The founders wanted to bring a retro feel to the business, creating quality products like wedding invitation cards, canvas prints and party props that customers can touch, share and keep as mementoes. Samples of the products they’ve created double up as the shop’s interior decoration, adding a warm, personalised feel that recalls the old romance of hand-delivered letters, printed cards and posters.
The services
As well as offering basic print jobs such as offset or digitally printed name cards, digital colour prints, die-cut labels and stickers, TTP.my also offers design services at a reasonable fee, the printing of button badges, T-shirts, stickers and posters, as well as decorative party packs (food tags, labels, stickers, flags etc). The company is now developing custom-ready wedding invitations and party packs, where you’ll be able to pick a themed template and customise it to suit your event.
The food
TTP is short for Teh Tarik Print – the café serves up a great teh tarik, as well as a good mix of both Western and Asian meals. Customers can enjoy premium teas, a range of coffees, a full lunch menu and light snacks such as fries and
onion rings.
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