Textured business cards on linen, felt-finish and laid papers that people can feel.
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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
Texture turns a business card into something tactile. Linen papers carry a fine crosshatch like woven fabric, and felt-finish papers have a soft, irregular grain. Run your thumb over the card and the difference is obvious. Packwhole prints custom textured business cards for brands that want their card to feel as considered as it looks.
| Paper | Texture | Best For | |—|—|—| | Linen | Fine woven crosshatch | Law firms, finance, classic brands | | Felt finish | Soft, random grain | Artists, wedding planners, boutiques | | Laid | Parallel ribbed lines | Heritage brands, stationery lovers |
– Memorable feel: people remember a card they enjoyed holding. – Premium perception: textured stocks signal care and craftsmanship. – Writable surface: most textured papers take pen ink nicely. – Great with foil: metallic foil sits on top of the grain for a striking contrast.
1. Avoid large solid areas of dark color, as texture can make them look slightly uneven. 2. Use simple, bold typography that holds up on a grainy surface. 3. Add a foil logo to highlight the paper; see silver foil business cards. 4. Order a proof to confirm how your colors sit on the texture.
Textured cards are similar to uncoated business cards but with a pronounced surface pattern. For an extra-heavy feel, look at thick business cards.
In a stack of cards from a conference, textured business cards are the ones people pick up again, simply because the paper feels different. The surface communicates craftsmanship before anyone reads a word, which makes texture a smart choice for client-facing professionals.
Tell us which texture you prefer and send your design. We prepare the file at no cost, confirm the layout on a proof and print with fast turnaround. Explore the full range 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
It is a card printed on paper with a fine woven pattern, similar to linen fabric.
It has a soft, slightly irregular grain that feels warm and natural in the hand.
Yes, though large solid areas may look slightly uneven because of the paper grain.
Yes. Foil contrasts beautifully with the textured surface.
Most textured papers take ballpoint and gel pens well.
Lawyers, financial advisors, wedding planners, artists and boutique owners often choose textured stock.
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