Vehicle wraps, signage, print, uniforms and brand design — done right by The A Team. Most awarded sign shop in the Waikato.

Partial wrap on a Ford Ranger for one of the Waikato's busiest agricultural engineering teams. Brand-led, water-and-effluent-specialist callouts, ready for paddock work the day it left the shop.

Scoreboard reskin for the Te Awamutu College rugby grounds, with sponsor placement for gfa Chartered Accountants and Stone Real Estate. Designed by Carl Sheridan, fitted by The A Team.

Process and reveal on a custom 4x4 van wrap. Filmed in the workshop, dropped on FB, sorted in a week.
Design, signage, wraps, print, uniforms, promo gear. One shop. One team. Te Awamutu since 2003.
Full and partial wraps, fleet livery, custom one-offs. NZSDA Silver-medal shop on custom-wrapped vehicles.
02 / SIGNAGEBuilding signs, illuminated signs, corflute, banners, flags. From a real-estate sign in the morning to a scoreboard in the afternoon.
03 / PRINTDigital and offset, business cards, brochures, posters, large format. PrintNZ Gold-Medal team.
04 / UNIFORMSEmbroidery, screen print, thermal transfer. Trade crews, sports clubs, hospitality. Sharp turnaround.
05 / BRANDLogos, identity systems, full brand packages. The look you carry onto the truck, the building, the gear.
06 / PROMOBranded gear, giveaways, merch. From a hundred caps to a fleet of high-vis. Talk to us.
Joanne was fantastic to deal with — Ange and the team delivered sharp, high quality uniforms with a quick turnaround. Verified Google review / 5.0★ across 13 reviews
Alexandra Images opened in Te Awamutu in 2003. Ethan Moir took the shop over in February 2021 and kept what was working — the people, the standards, the address — while pushing the work harder.
Today the team covers everything from a single business card through to a full fleet wrap. Joanne runs front-of-house and project management. Ange handles uniforms and sits on the NZSDA Board. The wider crew calls itself The A Team because that's what shows up to the job.
If it can be printed, cut, embroidered, wrapped, lit up or stuck to a wall in the Waikato — there's a good chance it came off Ohaupo Rd.
More about the teamDrop a few details. We'll come back inside a working day with a real number and a real plan — no agency speak, no run-around.