Linen Business Cards

Linen textured stock — a woven crosshatch pattern pressed into the paper surface. The texture is visible and tactile, adding depth and sophistication to any design. Traditional, distinguished, and unmistakably intentional.

From $55 for 250 cards

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What's Included

Full-color CMYK printing on both sides
10pt uncoated linen textured stock
Standard or Square size
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Paper Details

Linen stock with embossed crosshatch texture. The texture is pressed into the paper during manufacturing — it's physical, not printed. Colors print well but the texture slightly interrupts smooth gradients and fine details (by design — this is the character of linen).

Works best with clean, typographic designs rather than detailed photography. Writable with pen (uncoated surface).

File Requirements

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Accepted formats: PDF, AI, PSD, EPS (CMYK, 300dpi, with bleed)
Include front and back artwork
Note: fine gradients and detailed photographs may be affected by the linen texture
We'll send a digital proof for your approval before production

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About Linen Business Cards

Linen business cards carry an association with traditional stationery — letterheads, envelopes, formal correspondence. The woven texture signals establishment and permanence. It's the card a law firm partner hands out, the card a financial advisor leaves on the table.

The texture does something that no flat finish can: it makes the card interesting before anyone reads a word. When someone picks up a linen card, they can feel the pattern. It's subtle but unmistakable — a crosshatch weave that catches light differently across the surface. It's a classic finish that has never gone out of style.