The Printing House "Benedetti" has celebrated the passage of the new millennium with 80 years of activity, but the work  in the local print shop located  in Piazza Matteotti  10, has much longer history. On 28th. February 1485, Francesco  Cenni  was printing the confession of St. Bernardine of Siena.

It is the first book printed in Pescia Printing House. This is what is written on the walls of our printing press and if we associate that date to the invention of Gutenberg's movable type printing,  we can understand how the city of Pescia is one of the first cities to see the expansion of this new art and in particular to have one of the first printing houses  in Italy.

In early 1900, Mr. Artidoro Benedetti joins with Mr. Gino Niccolai to create a print shop, then in 1930 Artidoro remains alone at the helm of his company, which continues its activities, recruiting staff during the second world war. Gino Necciari, started working in the printing when he was still very young, he learn the craft and, in later years became the sole owner, deciding  to call his print shop "Benedetti",  to pay homage to the one who has driven it for many years.

Boasting a long history, we have gained a strong experience in the field, from offset to digital. This allows us to meet any printing needs, whether commercial or not, from simple business cards up to more sophisticated brochures.

But we kept working on the niche market, being able to respond to individual customer requirements,  realizing very personal business cards or invitations, printed or embossed in gold, until the printing of books, including limited editions, and following the ancient craft methods.

From commercial printing to the printing of books, what distinguishes us from other printers is the love of perfection, a passion for the art of printing and sensitivity to our customers. Among technology upgrades and training of human resources, we always remain innovative and competitive, we are not afraid of growing old!