Coated & uncoated basics
The straightforward end of the shelf: soft-touch laminate, silk matte, smooth uncoated, and natural kraft.
- Mill
- Peppermint house stock
- Colours
- 10
- Weights
- 600 / 480 / 450 / 400 / 350 gsm
- Surface
- smooth
The story
The straightforward end of the shelf: soft-touch laminate, silk matte, smooth uncoated, and natural kraft.
Where it shines
- Stationery and identity projects
- Choose a weight that suits your piece
How we print it
- foil
- die cut
- blind deboss
- emboss
- edge paint
- screen print
- digital flat
- letterpress
- spot uv
- raised uv
Worth knowing
- A blind emboss barely reads here: there is no colour shift, only a shadow. A clear gloss foil pass is the honest substitute.
- Carton weight: it folds and holds a box wall without bowing. Used for tuck-top and rigid-feel folding cartons.
- Chalky matte surface with no coating. A tone-on-tone matte foil reads on it as a texture change before it reads as a colour.
The range
10 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 Coated & uncoated basics best suited to?
- Choose the shade and weight for your piece. Ask for a sample to judge the sheet in hand.
- How do you print on Coated & uncoated basics?
- Foil stamping, die cut, Blind deboss, emboss, edge paint, Screen printing, Digital and offset, letterpress, spot uv, raised uv
- What should I know before choosing Coated & uncoated basics?
- Paper colour and surface change with the light. Feel a sample first, and confirm the weight and finish before ordering.
