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Matte laminated cards are the most affordable option. The 300gsm gloss art card has balanced thickness and a slight yellow cast, not bright white. Gang-run printing may cause colour variation but keeps prices low. Ideal for one-off promotions and shops.
If you need "cards for mass distribution that are durable and reliably priced", matte laminated cards are the safest entry-level choice. The 300gsm coated art card has a well-balanced thickness, while double-sided matte lamination gives a cleaner feel and improves resistance to colour rub-off and light splashes. (Estimated 6–7 working days)
Use "large text, high contrast and few blocks of colour". Matte lamination suppresses glare, making QR codes easier to scan and text easier to read.
Double-sided matte lamination improves abrasion resistance and provides light water resistance, helping cards stay presentable throughout a day of distribution. Ideal for exhibitions, street promotions and openings.
On the same matte-laminated base, spot UV / hot foil stamping / embossing / rounded corners instantly elevate the finish (options below).
Note: the matte-laminated card stock has a "slight yellow cast" rather than a bright-white shade. Gang-run printing can also produce some colour variation, which is what makes it so affordable. For extremely precise colour, ask about a dedicated print run first.
Ideal for a subtle yet memorable look. A clear gloss highlights key areas for an immediate effect.
A small foiled brand name, job title or logo adds considerable impact; avoiding large solid areas gives more reliable results.
Ideal for "premium name cards": it creates a memorable tactile impression without relying on shine and suits minimalist designs.
Ideal for membership cards, gift cards and cards kept in a wallet long-term; rounded corners also improve durability.
A quick reminder: matte-laminated card stock has a yellowish cast rather than a bright-white shade, and gang-run printing may produce colour variation. If "your brand colour must be exact", send me the artwork on WhatsApp first and identify the colour that matters most.
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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