1000 Piece Blank Printable Business Cards 89 x 51 mm, Perforated Card Stock Paper for Inkjet and Laser Printers, 10 Cards Per Sheet (White)

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Gloss: Glossy finishes offer protection against potential moisture and give your designs a nice shine. If you’ve got colorful graphics, the gloss finish will add vibrancy and contrast to your business cards and make them look modern. Printing at home seems like the easiest and most cost-effective option, but the quality just won’t be the same as having them printed by a professional.

Premium business cards – they’re great if you’re looking for high-quality, luxury business cards to impress your new client Coated papers often produce sharper and cleaner printing—especially in photos and fine details—than uncoated papers.

What Business Card Finishes Do You Have?

Matt - This protective coating removes natural shine from the print and gives a smooth, subtle finish. Great for artificially lit environments or where reflective light could make it difficult to see the design. At Paperstone we have a terrific range of business card paper. You might be wondering why there is so much choice, asking yourself, “Has capitalism gone completely mad?” Here's how the paper on which you will print your business cards varies: Whether you prefer a matt, gloss or even a velvet finish to your business card, we have them all here. You can also add a gold or silver foil printing layer to your card to give it a classy and elegant finish.

Gloss - This gives your print an ultra-high-shine glossy coating, like what you’d find on the cover of a premium magazine, brochure or catalogue. Whether you’re a florist looking for something bright and colourful, a corporate company looking for a sleek and sophisticated design or a furniture showroom searching for something chic and minimalistic, you’re sure to find the ideal template you’re looking for in our library. Soft-touch: The soft-touch finish dramatically alters the tactile feel of your business cards. It adds a velvety lamination and extra protection while also giving the paper a luxurious feel. Soft-touch business cards are great if you’re looking to leave a lasting impression. It softens the colors, giving printed images a silky appearance. If you need blank paper on which to print your own business cards you're in the right place. Business card paper is paper which is micro-perforated, designed specifically for printing your own business cards. 'Micro-perforated' means that your printed business cards can be separated from one another without evidence of the tearing. Business Card Paper at Paperstone

What Size Are Business Cards?

These tactile marketing tools are made to be passed from one person to another, meaning how they feel is equally as important. That’s why choosing the right paper for your cards can make the world of difference when it comes to leaving a long-lasting impression

Spot UV allows you to add ultra high gloss to specific areas of your design, like your logo, giving your business cards a premium look and feel, and allowing you to get more creative with your design. We use spot UV on the colourful spots on our business card as well as our logo to really show it off! Folded business cards – looking for an appointment or loyalty stamp card? Then our folded option is for you Why Should I Print Business Cards For My Business?

What Business Card Stocks Are Available?

At Brandly, our records indicate that the most popular business card choice is the 16pt premium coated matte option. It conveys a great impression, and it has a great value (quality/cost). Don’t forget that business card dimensions may also include a bleed area which you’ll need to take into account when designing your artwork. What If I Don’t Have a Business Card Design?

Silk - Silk-coated paper that’s sleek to the touch. A classic option for all advertising and business stationery. It has a slight sheen to it which gives your print a vibrant and crisp appearance but softer than full high-shine gloss. Fully writable with a ball point pen. Satin: Satin coated papers are slightly shiny. These have a lower gloss level than papers with a gloss finish, yet higher than the matte finish.To step up to the next level of growth & achieve an unlimited recurring revenue stream for every business card design you make, join Brandly’s Partner Program > Uncoated: Uncoated paper is non-reflective, similar to printer paper. Uncoated finishes provide more texture than glossy and matte prints, but they don’t have a protective coating which means they can get damaged more easily. Colors on an uncoated business card are more subdued but still come out clear, while the overall aesthetic sends out a more classic and natural vibe than the other finishes. This paper type is ideal if you want to write on your cards, or if you choose to keep your costs down. Again, which ones you choose will completely depend on the design of your cards and the impression you want to make.