
Business Cards
Thick, premium cards that feel like the company they represent.
The finish is the part of your card people feel before they read it. Here's what each one actually does.
The professional default: smooth, no glare, protects the card. Suits almost every brand.
Shiny and colour-popping. Works for bold, photographic designs; shows fingerprints more.
A suede-like matte that feels unmistakably premium. The most requested upgrade for client-facing roles — and the one people comment on.
Gloss varnish applied only to selected elements — logo, pattern, name — over a matt base. Subtle in the hand, striking in the light.
Metallic gold, silver or copper pressed into the card. One foil element, well placed, outperforms a busy design.
Raised elements you can feel. Best on thick stocks with minimal designs.
Match the finish to the hand-over moment: investor meetings favour velvet or foil; high-volume handouts favour matt. Tell us where the card will be used in your quote request and we'll recommend honestly.
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Thick, premium cards that feel like the company they represent.

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