Make every introduction count with custom business cards that leave a lasting impression.
Whether you’re networking, shipping orders, or adding a personal touch to packaging, our cards combine vibrant full‑color printing with a range of premium stocks to showcase your brand at its best.
• Sizes:
– US Standard 3.5″ × 2″
– European 3.35″ × 2.17″
– Any custom dimensions on request
• Stocks: 80 lb Cover, 100 lb Cover, 120 lb Cover, 12 pt, 14 pt, 16 pt, 38 pt luxury board
• Finishes: Gloss, Matte, or coated‑one‑side (C1S)
• Sides: Full‑color front only or front + back
• Corners: Square or 1/8″ radius rounded
• Turnaround: 3‑business‑day production (rush available)
Business Cards (Business Stationery)
Customize & Estimate
Start Customizing with Any Option
Designs
- 80 # Cover — Economy card; thin, flexible, ideal for bulk handout
- 100 # Cover — Lightweight card; cost‑effective for high‑volume event
- 120 # Cover — Solid card; crisp feel for everyday professionalism
- 12 pt — Budget cardstock; basic business cards on a tight budget
- 14 pt — Standard cardstock; balanced durability and value
- 16 pt — Premium cardstock; sturdy, polished first impression
- 38 pt — Ultra‑thick card; luxury, unforgettable in‑hand presence
To start, select the product size, preview the design guidelines, download the guidelines for reference, and proceed with the customization options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We can print on a wide range of colored stocks. Because shade, weight, and availability affect pricing, please submit your requirements through our Custom Quote page and we’ll send you options, costs, and turnaround details.
Not exactly—paper itself influences how ink looks:
| What changes | Why it happens |
|---|---|
| Color vibrancy | Coated/gloss papers hold ink on the surface, so colors look brighter and more saturated. Matte or uncoated stocks absorb more ink, slightly softening hues. |
| Sharpness & detail | Smooth, glossy surfaces keep fine lines crisp; textured or uncoated sheets can diffuse tiny details. |
| Brightness & contrast | Papers vary in whiteness. A brighter sheet makes colors “pop,” while a warmer‑toned sheet can mellow the palette. |
| Finish & glare | Gloss amplifies shine and contrast; matte reduces glare for an elegant, subdued look. |
Absolutely. We have access to a wide range of box sizes and styles, so if you tell us your product’s dimensions and any special requirements, we’ll match you with the box option that fits best and provide pricing and turnaround details. If your item calls for an uncommon size, we’ll recommend the nearest alternative that balances fit, protection, and cost.
Yes—if you choose the standard U.S. business‑card size (3.5" × 2") a rounded‑corner card slides into any wallet slot, pocket, or card case designed for regular cards. The corner radius (usually ⅛" – ¼", or 3 – 6 mm) only trims the tips; the overall height and width—the “bounding box”—stay the same.
Why rounded corners still fit:
Same footprint: The longest edges remain 3.5" and 2", so storage dimensions don’t change.
Easier insertion: No sharp points to catch on fabric or case edges, so they actually glide in/out more smoothly.
Less wear: Rounded tips resist dog‑earring, keeping cards looking fresh longer inside tight pockets or sleeves.
Only non‑standard sizes (e.g., square or oversized cards) or ultra‑thick premium stocks may need special holders—just ask if you’re considering those options.
