About Us
HEDERMAN BROTHERS BEGAN MODESTLY IN 1898, IN A SECOND-STORY OFFICE OVER A CHINESE LAUNDRY AND BARBERSHOP IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
By 1907, Hederman Brothers had moved to East Pearl Street where it would reside for the next 85 years. In 1928, Hederman Brothers purchased the first offset printing press to operate in Mississippi. In 1982, Henry and his son, Hap, purchased the printing company from the other family members with plans of expanding the 40,000 square-foot office in downtown Jackson.
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What Is Dimensional Mail? How to Make Your Next Launch Impossible to Ignore
Some products deserve more than a postcard. When you’re launching something special, a flat mailer may not capture the excitement, and an email can disappear in seconds. Dimensional mail offers another option. It arrives with shape, weight, and a sense of anticipation that makes people want to open it right away. As Mississippi’s largest privately owned printing, direct mail, and signage company, Hederman Brothers helps businesses find the right format for every message. Here’s how dimensional mail works and how to make the most of it.
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Should You Use AI-Generated Images in Your Marketing? What to Consider First
AI image tools can be a genuine asset for marketing, and they can also create problems you don’t notice until it’s too late. Both are true. Typing a few words and watching a golden retriever in aviator sunglasses skateboard across the clouds is undeniably fun. Producing a polished, on-brand image for a brochure, sign, or campaign is a different challenge. At Hederman Brothers, our design and production teams see both sides, and we believe AI works best when it’s paired with careful human judgment.
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How to Cut Direct Mail Costs Without Losing Customer Connections
When budgets tighten, mailing less often can look like an easy cut. At Hederman Brothers, a Mississippi printing and direct mail company since 1898, we encourage businesses to think twice before making that move. Printed mail creates emotional connections that digital channels struggle to match, and every touchpoint you remove weakens relationships you have worked hard to build. The smarter approach is to lower the cost of each mailing while keeping your schedule steady.















