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Letterpress business cards with a deep pressed impression on thick, soft stock.
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Tell us the paper, size, finish and quantity you need, and our team will prepare a suitable business card quote.
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
Letterpress is one of the oldest printing methods, and it is still one of the most admired. The design is pressed into thick, soft paper, leaving a crisp impression you can feel with your fingertips. Ink sits in the pressed areas, giving clean, rich lines with a handcrafted character. Packwhole prints custom letterpress business cards for brands that want a timeless, crafted card.
– Deep impression: the design is physically pressed into the paper. – Handcrafted look: crisp lines with a classic, artisanal feel. – Thick, soft stock: usually printed on heavy cotton-style paper. – Lasting impression: a card people keep because it feels special.
| Option | Details | |—|—| | Paper | Thick, soft cotton-style stock | | Ink colors | One or two solid colors work best | | Blind press | Impression with no ink for a subtle look | | Add-ons | Foil accents, colored edges | | Sizes | Standard and square |
1. Use solid colors, not photos or gradients. 2. Keep lines bold enough to press cleanly; very fine hairlines may fill in. 3. Limit the palette to one or two ink colors for the classic look. 4. Consider a blind impression for a logo with no ink at all.
Stationers, wedding planners, designers, restaurants, coffee roasters and heritage brands often choose letterpress. It pairs naturally with cotton business cards and thick business cards.
Send your artwork and our team will prepare the press-ready file at no charge, with a digital proof for approval. Minimums are low. Compare pressed, foil and coated styles in the business cards category.
Barbers, distillers, coffee roasters and family businesses often choose letterpress business cards because the pressed look echoes traditional craft. The impression signals that the brand values quality and detail, which suits products made by hand.
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
It is a card where the design is pressed into thick paper, creating an impression you can see and feel.
No. Letterpress works best with solid colors, lines and type rather than photos or gradients.
It is a pressed impression with no ink, creating a subtle, tone-on-tone design.
Thick, soft cotton-style stock is used because it takes a deep impression.
One or two solid colors give the most classic letterpress result.
Yes. A foil accent next to a pressed design creates a rich, layered effect.
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