Crown Roll Leaf stamping foil

Gloss Pigments

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Crown Roll Leaf's opaque gloss pigment programme, solid colour with a reflective surface and no metal in it. This is the group to specify when a brand colour has to sit on dark stock exactly as drawn, with a sheen but not a shine.

Matte Pigments

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The flat side of the pigment range. Opaque colour with the reflection taken out of it, which is where you go when foil needs to read as considered rather than as decoration, and the safest group for a light colour on a dark uncoated sheet.

Satin Silver & Golds

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The soft-sheen metal group: silvers and golds with the mirror knocked back to a satin. Quieter than a bright metallic and considerably more forgiving on an uncoated or textured sheet, where a full mirror shows every fibre.

Metallized Colors

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Vacuum-metallised colour, a tinted layer over a mirror ground, so the colour carries the metal's depth rather than sitting flat on top of it. This is the group behind a metallic teal or a metallic burgundy that still reads as metal.

Metallic Sheens & Metallic Matte

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The brushed and matte-metal finishes: metal character with the specular highlight diffused. On a large solid area these hold their surface where a mirror foil would blow out under a light.

Holographic Patterns

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Crown Roll Leaf's diffraction programme, and the reason a lot of US shops keep them on the shelf. These are engineered patterns, sequins, ribbons, prisms, mosaics, not a generic rainbow. They carry no colour and we publish none for them: a photograph of the vendor's card is the only honest way to show a film whose whole behaviour is that it changes with the angle. They read best on solid shapes and heavy type and will fight fine rules.