The family-owned print company was announced as the winner at the Print Industry Awards ceremony on Wednesday 30 September, at the NCC Birmingham, recognising its work alongside denim consultancy Endrime and photographer Cory Piehowicz to bring the ambitious publication to life.

WORKER documents more than 15 years of research into the history and evolution of workwear and denim, bringing together photography, archival material and specialist print finishes within a highly detailed collector’s book.

Lollipop Print worked closely with Endrime and Piehowicz to translate the creative vision for the publication into print, with details including a denim-effect cover, art collector prints and case-bound binding.

The finished publication has since travelled internationally through exhibitions and launches, with The Print Industry Awards now providing national recognition for the craftsmanship behind the project.

For Lollipop Print, which has its headquarters in Crawley and also works with businesses across Sussex from its Brighton & Hove and Chichester locations, the award marks an important milestone. 

Ed Entecott, Director of Lollipop Print, said: “We’re absolutely over the moon. We knew WORKER was a special project from the moment we started working on it, so to see it recognised at a national level by our industry is something we’re incredibly proud of.

“Projects like this are exactly why we love print. There was so much creativity and craftsmanship involved, from the materials and finishes through to the binding and final details.

“We’re hugely grateful to Endrime and Cory for trusting us to help bring their vision to life. We loved working with them on the project and it makes winning this award together even more special.

“We’d also like to thank everyone who supported and voted for us earlier in the awards process, and of course our brilliant Lollipop team who helped make the project happen.”

Mohsin Sajid, Founder of Endrime, added: “I’ve worked with the team at Lollipop Print on a number of projects over the years, and they continue to impress me with their attention to detail, technical knowledge and commitment to quality. 

“For a project like Worker, which represents more than fifteen years of research and passion, it was essential to partner with a printer I could trust completely. The team understood the significance of the book and worked closely with us to ensure every element was produced to the highest possible standard. 

“The finished result is exceptional, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them.”

The Print Industry Awards celebrate excellence across the UK printing sector, recognising businesses and projects from across the industry.

The win comes during Lollipop Print’s 15th anniversary year, adding another milestone to the company’s celebrations in 2026.