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Draper advises designers to seek the printer's recommendations and consult with the vendors as to how and whether non-standard materials could be incorporated and, as a result, some cost reduced. Sometimes, he says, switching from hard- to softcover also makes sense.
"There are now softcover materials available in a variety of different embossing patterns, which impart a rich look to the book itself and yet save considerably on the binding," he adds.
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