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Comp24 prides itself on its ability to produce high-quality comps. We now service clients coast-to-coast from 3 production facilities — Midtown Manhattan, Atlanta and Los Angeles.
It Started With a Little Foresight
Comp24 began silkscreening book covers for the publishing industry in 1983. Opened with just three employees working in a back room of a typesetting company, Comp24 began building a reputation for reliable quality printing. By 1986 the company had grown to fifteen people and moved to an independent 10,000 square foot facility. With the foresight to incorporate computers into their production flow, Comp24 achieved a strong early jump on competitors in the field of short run custom comps. Comp24 became known as the first studio to use computers to create color seperations for silkscreen and direct image printing.
Further Expansion and Additions
By 1997, Comp24 had expanded its' staff to 45 employees and began 24 hour operations, offering service nation wide. A year later, sales offices opened in Los Angeles and Chicago to serve a growing account list. A corporate acquisition combined Comp24, with Speed Comp another NY based comp house. To better serve a growing West Coast market, the Los Angeles Office was expanded into a production facility. In 2005, Comp24 was purchased by Merisel, a public corporation.
The puchase of 2 more companies, AdProps and Dennis Curtin Studio, has made Comp24 a true prototype powerhouse with a third production facility in Atlanta, Georgia. These 2 additions are a great fit for us, and make getting the best beauty packaging, heros, comps, models and sales samples a breeze for you.
National Reach, Local Representation.
Now, with locations in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Chicago, we cover the country like never before. But our local roots mean we continue to provide the personalized, high quality service and quick turnaround you expect.
Increased Strength and Experience.
Together, the combined companies have almost a century of experience producing packaging prototypes for the world’s largest makers of consumer products.
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