Nettuno
Nettuno is Acquerello's coloured sibling: the same double-sided felt texture, but dyed through the pulp so the colour runs edge to edge with no white core.







- Mill
- Fedrigoni
- Colours
- 8
- Weights
- 100 / 140 / 215 / 280 / 360 gsm
- Surface
- uncoated, felt-marked both sides, pulp-dyed (colour through the sheet)
The story
Nettuno is Acquerello's coloured sibling: the same double-sided felt texture, but dyed through the pulp so the colour runs edge to edge with no white core. The palette leans earthy and tailored, from Bianco Artico and Polvere to deep Blu Navy, Carruba and Nero, with Rosso Fuoco for a hit of heat. Because the colour is in the fibre, die-cut and torn edges stay rich. It is a natural for foil-stamped business cards, letterpress-blind identities and textured gift boxes.
ECF pulp, FSC Mix; light-fast dyes
Where it shines
- business cards
- stationery
- packaging and shopping bags
- book covers and brochures
- coordinated identity sets
How we print it
- letterpress
- offset (oxidative inks)
- hot foil
- blind emboss
- screen
- HP Indigo certified
Worth knowing
- Nero: metallic foils (gold/silver) can oxidise or speckle; isolate with a white/clear first foil hit or varnish; confirm adhesion on a stamped sample
- felt marking needs adjusted print pressure
- dyed-through darks need opaque white or foil for light marks
The range
8 shades
Feel it first
A screen cannot tell you how a sheet feels. Compare the weight, surface and colour in hand.
Common questions
- What is Nettuno best suited to?
- business cards, stationery, packaging and shopping bags, book covers and brochures, coordinated identity sets
- How do you print on Nettuno?
- letterpress, offset (oxidative inks), hot foil, blind emboss, screen, HP Indigo certified
- What should I know before choosing Nettuno?
- Nero: metallic foils (gold/silver) can oxidise or speckle; isolate with a white/clear first foil hit or varnish; confirm adhesion on a stamped sample felt marking needs adjusted print pressure dyed-through darks need opaque white or foil for light marks