Question
What is the difference between 110# Strathmore Cover and 14-point uncoated?
Answer
On the site you will see a premium paper referred to as 110# Strathmore Bright White Wove. The main difference from a standard 14-point uncoated stock comes down to how each is measured and how they feel: Strathmore is a premium cover paper rated by weight, while 14 pt uncoated is a card stock rated by thickness.
| 110# Strathmore Cover | 14 pt Uncoated | |
|---|---|---|
| Measured by | Weight (110 lb cover) | Caliper (thickness) |
| Surface | Premium bright white wove finish | Smooth uncoated |
| Feel | Refined, tactile | Clean, everyday uncoated |
- Both are uncoated, so both take pen ink and offer a natural, non-glossy surface.
- Strathmore is positioned as the premium choice, with a distinctive wove texture and bright white shade.
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