Our Company
Griffin Designs started in 2006 and originally focused on vehicle sign-writing, banners and rubber stamps. However, with the changes in the industry it was recognised that good old vinyl sign writing might well go the way of traditional sign writing in the next decades. Always keen to make a vinyl as environmentally friendly as possible, Griffin Designs specialises in making advertising banners that allow dates and other details to be changed. This is particularly popular for schools and charitable events, who want to watch the bottom line as well as promoting sustainable marketing practices. During the Covid years, when events dried up, we re-trained to personalise clothing. We offer a three process, from vinyl heat press (using the new stretchy Siser vinyls), vinyl printing and an ink transfer process achieved with a Uninet 600 machine – very few of these are in the UK. It allows a full colour print to be embedded into textiles. This has been extended to offer a drop ship service to Clubs, whose members want a cohesive team look but lack storage space, up front investment or volunteer coordination to purchase branded ethically produced clothing in a job lot. This way of working engages totally with our company ethics of making sustainable products whilst reducing waste.
In 2024, Griffin Designs moved to larger premises in Rustington, to become part of the Admor Group Ltd – a company with exactly the same ethics and customer service you have enjoyed from us. We now offer a full in-house print service. We are still committed to minimising waste, so we specialise in short runs. The machinery covers all types of print from business cards to booklets, from tri-fold take away menus to NCR pads.
Meet The Team
We are all about solving problems and reducing the 'pain' factor. How can we help you?
Griffin Designs started with a rubber stamp machine purchased by Karen in 2006, and has evolved into making a whole series of products aimed at tradesmen, Councils, Festival managers, schools, charities and fund raising organisers.
Karen found herself dreaming of ways to make vinyl into a more environmentally friendly product – mostly by re-using as there is very little in the way of recycling facilities for it in the UK.
After 2020, when most banner work stopped, she had the dream to rebuild the business and expand again. In 2024 this became a reality, moving to a very large warehouse in Rustington, as part of the Admor Group Ltd. Now Griffin Designs is able to expand to in-house facilities for larger banners, more clothing and a full range of paper print services too.
The team has grown too! From left to right:
Karen | Tia | Glen | Pauline | Martin
