Gmund Manteco
Gmund Manteco turns fashion leftovers into paper.
- Mill
- Gmund
- Colours
- 7
- Weights
- 320 gsm
- Surface
- Soft, velvety cotton surface with a textile character and fine visible fibres
The story
Gmund Manteco turns fashion leftovers into paper. Short cotton fibres recovered during textile spinning are mixed with cotton linters and dyed in colours inspired by fabric swatch books. The result is a 100 percent cotton board with a soft, cloth-like hand in seven considered shades from Khaki and Mustard to Burgundy and Pine. Its fine visible fibres give every sheet a quiet textile character. Choose it for hang tags, fashion packaging and cards where a blind deboss or one foil makes the surface part of the design.
100% cotton, including recovered short cotton fibres and white cotton linters. Fine visible fibres give the sheet its textile character.
Where it shines
- Packaging
- Hang tags (fashion and textile brands)
- Brochures
- Envelopes
- Notebooks
- Business cards
- Invitations
How we print it
- Letterpress
- Blind embossing
- Hot foil
- Screen printing
- Offset (coloured shades: limited suitability)
- Die cutting
Worth knowing
- Not suitable for laser or inkjet
- Cotton particles can lift onto blankets; soft blankets, regular washes
- Coloured shades are only partly suited to offset
- Looks best with little ink: blind deboss, letterpress, foil
- Shade and inclusions vary between makings
- 24 h drying
Feel it first
A screen cannot tell you how a sheet feels. Compare the weight, surface and colour in hand.
Common questions
- What is Gmund Manteco best suited to?
- Packaging, Hang tags (fashion and textile brands), Brochures, Envelopes, Notebooks, Business cards, Invitations
- How do you print on Gmund Manteco?
- Letterpress, Blind embossing, Hot foil, Screen printing, Offset (coloured shades: limited suitability), Die cutting
- What should I know before choosing Gmund Manteco?
- Not suitable for laser or inkjet Cotton particles can lift onto blankets; soft blankets, regular washes Coloured shades are only partly suited to offset Looks best with little ink: blind deboss, letterpress, foil Shade and inclusions vary between makings 24 h drying