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Printing Banana offers large specialty paper posters in over ten stocks and short runs - a rare option ideal for premium businesses. Maximum size: 694 x 504mm; A2/A3 from one copy. Lamination prevents slow drying and set-off with full-bleed colours.
Large-format posters do not have to follow a glossy advertising style. If you want more visual depth and a more premium feel, specialty paper posters use a sturdy 300gsm stock whose natural texture and tactile quality stand out. They are ideal for brand imagery, exhibition walls, product key visuals and photography.
Clean, crisp and versatile; ideal for information-led key visuals, event posters and standard brand layouts.
The texture enhances visual depth; use more white space and slightly bolder headings for the best effect.
The laid paper texture is more pronounced, giving illustrations, photography and brand-story walls a warmer feel.
Firmer in the hand and flatter on the wall; instantly distinguishable from standard thin posters.
Rather than relying on a glossy sheen, the paper texture adds a tactile finish; the design looks more timeless and less like an advert.
Designed for brand imagery, exhibition displays and product photography posters; the paper itself elevates the presentation.
| Paper stock | Feel / visual characteristics | Best suited to... |
|---|---|---|
| 300gsm Dutch white card Clean • versatile |
Its relatively smooth surface keeps text and images crisp; it offers the most predictable, reliable results. | Event posters, standard brand layouts and information-heavy designs. |
| 300gsm linen-texture card Textured • more tactile |
The crosshatch linen texture adds depth; avoid ultra-fine lines and make headings / key elements more prominent for the best result. | Brand key visuals, in-store display walls and designs that call for a tactile feel. |
| 300gsm extra-white Athens textured card Fine texture • premium |
A fine texture and whiter base make colours appear cleaner, ideal for a premium minimalist look. | Product posters, boutique promotions and minimalist layouts. |
| 300gsm Conqueror laid paper (cream) Warm tone • inviting |
The cream base and laid-paper texture create a gentler feel; warm-toned designs are recommended for a harmonious result. | Exhibition pieces, brand-story walls and coffee / craft / lifestyle themes. |
| 300gsm Conqueror laid paper (extra white) Laid texture • cleaner look |
Retains the laid-paper feel with a whiter base, combining texture with a fresh, clean look. | Photography posters, illustrations and premium product key visuals. |
Tip: specialty paper already has visual presence. For the most premium effect, use less text, generous white space and one focused key visual.
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
From posters and backdrops to booklets, we do it all! Let our professional design team craft eye-catching print work for you.
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