Laminated Printing Collection
Laminated printing in gloss, silk and velvet on 16 point card and 32pt or 48pt ultra thick, across 20 products from 50 gloss laminated cards for $37.24.
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Laminated Printing at a glance
- The collection brings together 20 laminated products: business cards, postcards, bookmarks, hangtags, folders, trading cards, menus and posters.
- Card products print on 16 point gloss, silk or velvet laminated stock, and the Ultra Thick cards on 32pt or 48pt.
- Laminated Posters take a 3 mil gloss or matte laminate on one side or both.
- Runs start at 50 Gloss Laminated Business Cards, 100 bookmarks, 250 for most other cards and folders, and a single poster.
- A free digital proof is available before printing.
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Laminated Printing on 16 Point Card and Up
Laminated printing here means full color printed on 16 point card, then sealed under gloss, silk or velvet film. Gloss Laminated Business Cards start at 50 cards, Silk Laminated Business Cards at 250 for $74.53, and Ultra Thick versions step up to 32pt or 48pt. The film protects the print from scuffs and moisture in a wallet, a purse or a trade show bag, and it changes how the card feels in the hand.
Laminated Prints by Size and Price
The products fall into three families. Cards: business cards in three or four sizes from 2 by 3.5 inches, and gloss, silk or velvet trading cards at 2.5 by 3.5 inches from 250 for $94.74. Mail and giveaways: Gloss Laminated Postcards in 22 sizes from 2 by 3 to 9 by 12 inches from 250, Die-Cut Laminated Postcards at 4 by 6, 5 by 7 or 6 by 9 inches from 100, and gloss, silk or velvet bookmarks at 2 by 6 or 2 by 8 inches from 100.
Larger pieces: Laminated Posters in 13 sizes from 11 by 17 to 48 by 96 inches or a custom size, with a 3 mil gloss or matte laminate on one side or both, and silk or velvet laminated folders at 9 by 12 inches from 250. Laminated Menus print from 4.25 by 11 to 11 by 25.5 inches on 100# gloss or 70# uncoated text, from 50 for $57.11, with High Gloss UV as an option.
Gloss, Silk and Velvet Finishes Compared
Gloss lamination gives saturated color on a reflective surface, which flatters photography and food images. Silk calms the shine for a smooth, understated feel that suits minimal layouts and heavy text.
Velvet lamination adds a soft, suede-like texture. You see it on Velvet Laminated Business Cards from 250 for $87.15 and on Ultra Thick Velvet Laminated Business Cards at 32pt or 48pt, where the weight and the finish work together.
Shapes and Spot UV
Die-Cut Laminated Business Cards cut to a basic or complex shape on 16 point silk or gloss laminated card from 500, with spot UV on the front, the back or both as an option. Die-Cut Laminated Postcards do the same at postcard size, and Silk Laminated Spot UV Hangtags put a glossy accent on a matte tag, from 500.
Designing for a Laminated Finish
Lamination shows every flaw, so keep images at 300 DPI or higher. Dark, photo-heavy designs deepen under gloss, while light, text-forward layouts read easier on silk. Most cards print on both sides, so use the back for a QR code, an offer or your social handles.
Production Times
Gloss, silk and velvet business cards, bookmarks and trading cards offer production times up to 4 business days and list a same-day option, hangtags and Gloss Laminated Postcards 4 or 7, folders 5, posters up to 2, and Ultra Thick cards 15. A free digital proof is available, and across all its orders 4OVER4.COM holds a 99.8% on-time record.
Wally helps you pick the right laminated finish
Gloss, silk, or velvet, matched to your design.

Wally lines up the popular laminated options side by side, from gloss and silk business cards to velvet folders and die-cut postcards. Tell him whether you want bold color, a soft matte feel, or a custom shape, and he points you to the finish that fits your project. Then you order it in a couple of steps.
Laminated Printing Services pricing at a glance
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Laminated Printing FAQ
How much does it cost to laminate a card?
The lamination is built into the card price, not an extra step. 50 Gloss Laminated Business Cards on 16 point stock cost $37.24 and 500 cost $126.30, 250 Silk Laminated Business Cards cost $74.53, and 250 Velvet Laminated Business Cards cost $87.15. Ultra Thick 32pt or 48pt cards start at 250 for $251.36.
What's the difference between gloss and silk lamination?
Gloss lamination adds a shiny, reflective film that makes colors look more saturated, so it suits photo-heavy designs. Silk gives a smooth, low-sheen surface that reads cleaner for text and minimal layouts. Both protect the print from scuffs.
Can I get laminated cards in a custom shape?
Yes, on Die-Cut Laminated Business Cards and Die-Cut Laminated Postcards, which cut to a basic or complex shape. The other laminated cards print in their listed sizes.
Which laminated product suits a trade show?
Business cards and postcards for the table, a Laminated Poster with a matte laminate behind the booth so lights do not glare, and Velvet Laminated Folders to hand a price sheet across in.
How should I set up my artwork, and do I get a proof?
Keep images at 300 DPI or higher and upload a PDF, AI or PSD with bleed. A free digital proof is available, and the templates already include bleed and safe zones.







