Rolling Press

As we say our heartfelt goodbyes to our beloved equipment, I would be remiss not to acknowledge the original press that my father had that started his business in 1975 that eventually became Rolling Press in 1997. Thank you all for being a part of my family...

Dearest Friends,

With a heavy heavy heart, I am informing you all that we will be closing our business unexpectedly. We were desperately hoping to weather past this financial storm, but in the end, we were simply not strong enough.

As the first truly eco-friendly print house in New York City, we are infinitely grateful for each and every one of you for supporting us for 22 unforgettable years. It has been our pleasure and our honor to have all of you grow with us. We will never forget your generosity and your belief in our mission. Thank You.

Unfortunately, we are overcome with debts to creditors, legal fees, and fellow small business vendors. Though we are hesitant to ask for help, I would be remiss if we did not at least try and help our fellow small business vendors. And while we're at it, we might as well plant a tree with each GoFundMe donation we receive as our final commitment to our only planet.

We incorporated the business in November 1997 and our last day is October 31st, 2019. Through the years we have helped thousands of customers navigate the complexities and mysteries of print. It was always our pleasure, and has always brought us happiness at the end of a long day. We will treasure the bonds and the friendships we have made. That said, please don't hesitate to find each of us on LinkedIn to stay in touch.

With everything I am,

Eugene Lee
President, Co-Founder

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