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0.76mm gloss PVC cards have a gloss-laminated surface with strong reflectivity for a mirror-like effect. The surface is also exceptionally smooth.
Looking for a membership card that is durable, waterproof and delivers rich colour? Our 0.76mm gloss PVC card (gloss-laminated surface) is highly reflective with a smooth feel, giving it a finish more like a credit card or Octopus card. It is a reliable choice for membership cards, loyalty cards, stored-value cards, VIP cards and access cards. For additional functions or special finishes, tell us your requirements through "Custom Quotation".
The reflective gloss finish is eye-catching. Keep plenty of white space and the information uncluttered for a more premium look.
Raised card/member numbers are tactile and memorable; ideal for beauty salons, gyms, clubs, bars and more.
Commonly used on stored-value cards, loan cards and membership authorisation cards; precise placement looks more professional.
| Item | Details | Recommended Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Finished Size Card standard |
Finished size: 85 × 54mm (close to the standard credit-card size), making it easy to carry in a wallet or card holder. | Membership cards, VIP cards, loyalty cards, stored-value cards and access cards. |
| Material Thickness 0.76mm |
0.76mm PVC, rigid and durable, so it does not bend easily in everyday use. | For long-term use and frequent tap-or-scan use. |
| Surface Finish Gloss lamination |
The surface is gloss laminated for a stronger mirror-like reflection, a smoother feel and richer, more vibrant colours. | For a brighter, more eye-catching visual effect. |
| Minimum Order Common quantities |
500 cards
1,000 cards
2,000 cards
3,000 cards
5,000 cards
10,000 cards
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Retail outlets commonly use 1,000–3,000 cards; 5,000+ are recommended for multiple branches or long-term campaigns. |
| Optional Add-ons Add as needed |
Embossed numbering (card/member number) | Signature strip (authorisation/sign-off). For additional functions, submit a request through "Custom Quotation". |
VIP cards, stored-value cards and easier identification or management. |
| Lead Time From artwork approval |
Usually approximately 7 working days (from artwork approval). | For urgent orders, submit your artwork early or ask us on WhatsApp about the earliest availability. |
Tip: a gloss finish is more reflective, so high contrast and a clean layout work best. If you plan to use large areas of solid dark colour, send us your artwork first for assessment.
Gloss lamination makes the design brighter and closer to the feel of a credit card, helping it stand out when handed to customers.
PVC is durable, making it well suited to wallets, frequent shop visits and tap-or-scan use.
Well-executed member numbers, card numbers and signature strips make the cards more convenient for both shop management and customers.
These artwork guidelines provide the most reliable results. If you only have a PDF, we can help separate the layers, but a layered AI file saves the most time and reduces back-and-forth.
If you do not have finished artwork, send us your logo, text and style references. We can arrange everything within the safe area before printing.
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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