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We have printed brushed PVC cards for many companies. The most popular colours are brushed silver, brushed rose gold, brushed gold and brushed black, producing a finish with a texture similar to brushed metal.
Want a membership card that feels premium without relying on large, elaborate graphics? Brushed PVC is a reliable way to upgrade the finish. The surface features a brushed-metal effect (common options: brushed silver / brushed gold / brushed rose gold / brushed black), giving the card a more high-tech, luxury appearance. The texture also adds depth and enduring visual appeal. Add embossed numbering / a signature panel to make it look and function even more like a genuine premium membership card / stored-value card.
No complex graphics are needed; the material alone creates a rich, premium feel. The simpler the design, the more premium it looks.
Leave plenty of negative space and keep key information together for a more luxurious card.
Just a few functional elements instantly make the card look more professional and trustworthy.
| Item | Details | Recommended uses |
|---|---|---|
| Finished size Credit-card proportions |
Approx. 85 × 54mm (commonly with four rounded corners). | VIP membership cards, branded stored-value cards, gift cards and access passes. |
| Material thickness 0.76mm PVC |
Standard 0.76mm PVC; waterproof, durable and rigid, so it is not easily bent. | For long-term use and repeated presentation. |
| Included finish Brushed surface |
The base option includes a "brushed effect"; common colours: brushed silver / gold / rose gold / black (subject to the available options). | For a metallic, high-tech or luxury feel. |
| Quantity options Popular |
500 cards1,000 cards2,000 cards
3,000 cards5,000 cards10,000 cards
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Premium membership cards: 500–2,000 is a typical starting quantity; larger runs are available for chain stores. |
Tip: brushing has a "grain direction". If direction matters to you (horizontal / vertical), WhatsApp us to confirm before ordering.
No ornate graphics are needed; the material itself feels premium and is particularly well suited to minimalist designs.
Silver / black feel more high-tech; gold / rose gold feel more luxurious, making it easy to create a brand-quality membership card.
Use plenty of negative space and keep key elements together, so the brushed texture stands out and the design remains appealing.
Membership number / expiry date / initials. The pronounced tactile effect gives it the strongest "official membership card" appearance.
A commonly used functional area on the back; suitable for stored-value cards / gift cards and it can also serve as a simple anti-counterfeit feature.
If every card has different data, supply it in Excel/CSV format; we can help check scanning reliability and placement.
Note: for more advanced options (e.g. hot foil-stamped logo / white ink / functional finishing), request a "custom quotation".
(WhatsApp us with "Brushed PVC template" and we will send you the AI/PSD/PDF directly.)
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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