Glossy business cards with a shiny coating that makes photos, logos and bright colors stand out.
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Paper chosen for your brand
CMYK and spot color options
Paper, size, finish and more
Single or double sided
Product Overview
Custom business cards put your name and brand straight into the hands of new clients. Choose the paper, size and finish that suit your business, and our team will guide you from layout to delivery.
Paper Stocks
The paper sets the tone before anyone reads a word. Pick a stock that matches your brand, from everyday matte to heavy cotton.
Smooth and glare-free
Shiny, vivid color
Velvety premium feel
Natural and writable
Linen or felt surface
Heavy, sturdy stock
Soft, classic paper
Special Finishes
Add a detail people notice in the hand. Foil, spot UV and letterpress highlight your logo or name, and rounded corners soften the shape. Availability depends on the paper you choose.
Card Sizes
Most cards are printed in the standard US size. Square and mini cards help you stand out, and any custom size can be set up for you.
3.5 x 2 inches
2.5 x 2.5 inches
3.5 x 1.5 inches
Any size you need
Product Details
If your brand is bold, colorful or built around images, a glossy coating is the best way to show it off. The shiny surface reflects light, deepening blacks and making reds, blues and greens look vivid. Packwhole prints custom glossy business cards for photographers, real estate agents, restaurants, salons and anyone who wants their card to shine.
– Photo-heavy designs: headshots, property photos, food shots and portfolios. – Bright brand colors: saturated colors look their strongest on gloss. – Retail and hospitality: cards that sit on counters and need to catch the eye. – Extra protection: the coating helps resist light moisture and scuffs.
| Feature | Options | |—|—| | Coating | High gloss on one or both sides | | Stock | Standard or thick card stock | | Sizes | 3.5 x 2 in standard, square, mini | | Corners | Square or rounded | | Extras | Spot UV, foil accents |
1. Supply sharp photos saved at 300 dpi or more at the final card size. 2. Set your file to CMYK to keep colors predictable on press. 3. Consider one matte side: some brands choose gloss on the front and an uncoated back for writing notes. 4. Add spot UV to make a logo even shinier than the rest of the card; see spot UV business cards.
Because the coating is smooth, regular pens can smear. If you plan to write appointment times on your cards, choose matte business cards or leave the back uncoated.
Photographers, realtors, restaurants and event venues rely on images to sell, and glossy business cards let those images shine. A sharp property photo or a plated dish on the front of the card often does more than a paragraph of text, and the coating keeps the picture looking fresh after weeks in a wallet.
Send print-ready art or let our designers arrange your photos and contact details for free. A proof shows the layout before production, and you can start with a small batch of glossy business cards to test the look. Browse all options in the business cards category.
Why Choose Packwhole
We combine thoughtful design, quality-focused production and customization options to help businesses create packaging that reflects their products and brand identity.
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FAQs
They have a shiny coating that makes colors and photos look brighter and sharper than on matte stock.
Regular pens may smudge. Use a permanent marker or choose an uncoated back for writing.
Yes. Property photos and headshots look especially crisp on a glossy finish.
The coating actually helps protect the print from light scuffs and moisture.
Yes. Gloss can be applied to the front only, leaving the back writable.
Gloss makes bright logos pop, while matte gives a softer, more muted look.
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