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Covid-19 Statement

We appreciate your business

SuperGraphics is proud to be a member of the Seattle Business Community and Northwest Community at large. As a locally-owned print provider, we appreciate your support and empathize as we all struggle to figure out this evolving health crisis.

We live by our culture of C3, which stands for Customer, Co-worker, Community. We hope that the decisions and measures that we are taking in this challenging time reflect this commitment.

We are taking measures to monitor best practices from the Public Health Department and are strictly adhering by the method of frequent hand-washing, social distancing, and encouraging if not requiring employees to remain at home if they are not feeling well.

SuperGraphics is open for business, and we have taken the following steps to protect our co-workers and the community:

  1. SuperGraphics is not open to visitors or tours at this time.
  2. Employees that can work from home are encouraged to do so.
  3. Third-party meetings are held for critical topics only, and if necessary, are not held at SuperGraphics.

If you have an upcoming project, please contact your representative as usual, or you can contact us via email at solutions@supergraphics.com or call us at 206-284-2201.

Thanks again for your continued support. We’ll post additional information as it becomes available should anything change.

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