Important Artwork Notice!
If ordering optional foil stamping, please follow the Prepared Instructions. Please prepare CMYK File with all design areas that do not have a metallic foil finish. You MUST include a 100% Black Foil Mask of the elements of your design to be stamped with foil. Only one foil color is available per card design, whether you print on the front, back or both sides. Furthermore, if you are ordering optional spot or raised spot UV, please follow the Prepared Instructions found on the same page in the link below under Spot UV. Once again, you must include a SEPERATE 100% Black Foil Mask of the elements of your design to be spot UV coated.
Available Paper Types:
- 32pt Velvet Laminated
- 48pt Velvet Laminated
Reviews
Ultra Thick Velvet Laminated Business Cards
It's easy to see what a great choice these business cards are.
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Zane E. Ohman Dec 22 2020
Was This Review Helpful?00The finished product is amazing.
You can tell that a lot of work went into making these cards. The finished product is amazing.
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Mary R. Arnold Dec 22 2020
Was This Review Helpful?00These cards texture mimics actual velvet.
They should be matched to a brand's colors in order for it to serve the intended purpose of drawing people in. They really have a way of seizing all the attention.
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Jamal C. Yeomans Dec 22 2020
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Can you think of anything better than the luxury of velvet lamination on your business cards? Make that ultra-thick 32-point or 48-point and I don’t know who would just put them down and forget about them - as so often happens with business cards. Print them in full colour on one or both sides and optionally foil stamp as well as edge print and you have a winner! There are so many other customization options that at this point the issue would be to take care not to overdo it and have a handful of lovely, but opposing designs on one card. You shouldn’t worry about that too much though; because our team of professionals are always on hand to guide you and with 20 years in the printing industry, this is not an assurance you can bank on!
