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Our Dutch white card is a sturdy 300gsm stock with a matte white finish and a natural paper texture. Its smooth, flat surface stays neat and resists warping over time.
Looking for a dependable, clean business card that simply works? Dutch white card combines a matte white finish with a natural paper feel and a smooth surface, giving it a flat, neat appearance. It is a versatile choice for corporate cards, personal business cards and studio cards.
Clear and easy to read; ideal for high-volume distribution or employee business cards.
The clean white stock is ideal for a less-is-more design, with a single accent colour adding a more premium feel.
The natural paper feel and minimalist layout create the look of a refined branded card.
Low glare and easy to read; it photographs and scans reliably without distracting reflections.
It has a book-paper texture with a flat surface, giving minimalist designs an especially clean, polished look.
Its neat, flat finish holds up well in wallets and card cases and is less likely to curl or warp over time.
| Item | Recommendation | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Paper Stock 300gsm white card |
Matte white with a natural paper feel; the surface is flat and neat. | Corporate, studio and personal business cards; ideal for a clean, professional look. |
| Design Direction | Use generous white space and clear type. A slightly heavier font weight will improve legibility. | Keeps dense information such as phone numbers, addresses and multiple job titles clear. |
| Images / QR Codes | Leave a quiet zone around any QR code, and use images at 300dpi or above. | Portfolio cards, food and beverage cards, and membership-style business cards. |
Note: Screen colours and proofs from other machines are not reliable colour standards for printing. If colour accuracy is critical, order a small test run before increasing the quantity.
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
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We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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