Same card and laminations as the standard card, with all four corners rounded and included in the price.
Rounded corners survive wallets better and give the card a softer shape.
Translation under review.
Specifications
- Papers
- Coated matt · Coated gloss
- Finishes
- Matt, both sides · Gloss, both sides · Soft touch, both sides · Matt, front only · Gloss, front only · Soft touch, front only · No lamination
- Quantities
- From 100 to 5,000
- Production
- 3 working days standard, 2 working days express
- Used for
- Loyalty cards, member cards, daily use
- File
- PDF, AI, PSD, JPG, PNG or TIFF. 3 mm bleed, 300 dpi, CMYK.
- Template to download
- 8,5 × 5,5 cm · 9 × 5,5 cm
PDF at the finished size, with the bleed, the cut line and the safe zone.
Price by quantity
With the options chosen above.
| Quantity | Total excl. tax | Each |
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Questions about this product
Which paper should I choose for a business card?
350 gsm coated card with matt lamination is the usual choice: stiff and pleasant to hold. 300 gsm is slightly more flexible and cheaper. Uncoated card, unlaminated, can be written on with a pen.
What is the difference between matt, gloss and soft touch?
Matt does not reflect light and reads well. Gloss lifts colours and photographs. Soft touch feels velvety and costs more.
