An introduction...  Like the name implies, Mostly Forms was established in 1990 as an independent Toronto-based "printing broker" specializing in customized business forms. Rather than representing just one manufacturer, alliances were formed with several manufacturing "trade houses". By drawing on the individual strengths of each trade house, Mostly Forms offers a competitive blend of products, quality, pricing & service.

This flexible approach allows Mostly Forms to focus on your individual print needs, however varied, without the limitations and often higher costs, associated with traditional "manufacturers / suppliers".

The products and services provided by Mostly Forms have continued to expand and evolve beyond traditional forms, to reflect a changing marketplace. Simply put, Mostly Forms is your all-in-one source for customized business products of all kinds: documents, stationery, labels, direct mail, promotional materials and more, much more.

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Meet the proprietor...  Hi, I'm Gary LaBine and I've had this printing bug for a while now. Growing up in Pembroke, Ontario, we all pitched in to help with the family business, LaBine Printers. After college, I moved to Toronto and worked as a sales representative with Moore Business Forms (now RR Donnelly) for 8 years. A desire to work differently led to the creation of Mostly Forms in 1990. While I am the "public face" of Mostly Forms, you may notice that this website refers to "we" when describing the company. This is not intended to imply that Mostly Forms is larger than it is, but merely reflects the close and trusted bonds that I have developed with dozens of trusted trade houses, graphic artists and other valued suppliers over the past 15 years. Collectively, "we" (the Mostly Forms "team") are pleased to serve your need for customized business products.company slogan "Making Paper Work!"

A word about the printing industry and brokers...  Brokers such as Mostly Forms currently account for 12% of the printing industry's total sales in Canada. Use of printing brokers, virtually nonexistent here 20 years ago, continues to grow. In the US & Europe, brokers now account for 40-50 % of sales