Letterpress Printing Collection
Letterpress business cards on 32pt or 48pt laminated card with debossing, embossed invitations and thank you cards, and laid or linen stationery.
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Letterpress Printing at a glance
- Five products: Letterpress Business Cards, Stationery, Invitations, Wedding Invitations and Thank You Cards.
- Business cards print on 32pt or 48pt silk or velvet laminated card, with debossing or embossing as an option.
- Invitations and thank you cards print on 16pt silk, gloss or velvet laminated card in five sizes or a custom size.
- Stationery prints at 8.5 by 11 inches on Royal Laid, Royal Linen or 70# uncoated text.
- Runs start at 50 sheets, 100 invitations or 250 business cards.
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Letterpress Cards, Invitations and Stationery
This collection holds five products sold under the letterpress name. In the catalog they are built on heavy and textured stocks with pressed finishes as options: Letterpress Business Cards on 32pt or 48pt silk or velvet laminated card with debossing or embossing, Letterpress Invitations, Wedding Invitations and Thank You Cards on 16pt silk, gloss or velvet laminated card with embossing, and Letterpress Stationery at 8.5 by 11 inches on Royal Laid, Royal Linen or uncoated text.
Five Products and Their Sizes
Letterpress Business Cards come in three sizes, 2 by 3.5, 1.5 by 3.5 and 2.5 by 2.5 inches, from 250 for $251.36. Letterpress Invitations, Letterpress Wedding Invitations and Letterpress Thank You Cards share five sizes from 4 by 6 to 11 by 17 inches or a custom size, from 100 for $220.20, and Letterpress Stationery prints from 50 sheets for $99.95.
Pressed Finishes You Can Feel
Debossing pushes the design into the card so it sits below the surface, and embossing raises it above. On the 32pt and 48pt business cards both are options on the front, the back or both, alongside foil stamping, spot UV or raised spot UV, painted edges and foil edge gilding. A velvet laminated card with a debossed logo gives the soft, pressed feel people associate with letterpress.
The invitations and thank you cards add embossing, foil stamping, spot UV, painted edges, die-cut shapes, scoring and perforation as options, and variable data can print each guest's name.
Design for a Pressed Finish
Pressed finishes reward restraint. Bold, clean type and solid shapes press crisply, while hairline strokes and fine script can blur in an emboss or deboss. Put the pressed element on a logo or a name, keep the layout open around it, and supply that element as its own vector layer.
Ordering From This Collection
Plan on 15 business days of production for the business cards, 10 for invitations and thank you cards, and up to 5 for stationery, which also lists a same-day option. Across all its orders, 4OVER4.COM keeps a 99.8% on-time record, and every order is covered by the 5 Gold Guarantees for quality, price match, delivery, service and satisfaction.
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Wally lines up the popular letterpress options, from business cards to wedding invitations, so you can see how each one uses the deep impression. He helps you match the right piece and paper to your project, then send it to print in a few clicks.
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Letterpress Printing FAQ
Which products come in this collection?
Letterpress Business Cards, Letterpress Stationery, Letterpress Invitations, Letterpress Wedding Invitations and Letterpress Thank You Cards.
What stocks do these letterpress products print on?
The business cards print on 32pt or 48pt silk or velvet laminated card, the invitations and thank you cards on 16pt silk, gloss or velvet laminated card, and the stationery on 24# Royal Laid, 28# Royal Linen or 70# uncoated text.
What is the difference between letterpress and debossing?
Classic letterpress presses inked plates into soft paper, so the impression carries color. Debossing uses a die to push an indent into the sheet. On these business cards, debossing and embossing are options you add to the printed card.
How long does an order from this collection take?
15 business days for the business cards, 10 for the invitations and thank you cards, and up to 5 for the stationery, which also offers a same-day option.
