Raised Foil Business Cards
- Raised, 50 Microns Depth
- Gold, Silver, & Holographic Foil
- Premium Suede, Soft-Touch Paper
Raised foil business cards are printed on a 20 pt suede / soft-touch paper, sometimes referred to as “velvet lamination.”
We offer raised foil printing in 3 colors, including gold foil, silver foil, and holographic.
Unlike traditional foil stamping, this liquid inline foil has a dramatic raised effect, similar to embossed foil stamping.
To denote your foiled area, you will need to provide a mask file.
If you don’t know how or need help, no worries, our designers are happy to handle that for you free of charge.
Our most basic print products will complete production in 2-4 days.
Typically, ship time from our hub in Texas to an address in the USA takes 1-3 days.
In the best-case scenario, you will receive your prints in 3 days, worst-case, 7 days.
Most people come to us for our special finishing features and the ability to combine them with premium and custom paper stocks.
All custom orders have a turnaround time of 10-12 business days.
If you live in New York, transit time from our hub in Texas will likely be 3 days with ground service, so you would receive your prints 15 days from the time you have paid your invoice and approved your proof.
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Artwork Guidelines
- Bleeds: all files must have a 1/8″ bleed on each side
- Live Area: keep all critical text and artwork inside the trim
- Colors: supply your files in CMYK color mode (not RGB)
- Resolution: 300 dpi
- Fonts: fonts must be converted to curves/outlines
- Transparencies: flatten all transparencies
- File Types: PDF, EPS, TIFF or JPEG
Special Finish Guidelines
If your project includes foil stamping, spot UV, embossing, or die cutting you will need to provide a mask file (per finish) alongside your design files.
- Create a black and white pdf file where all black areas have a color value of K = 100% (C=0 M=0 Y=0 K=100)
- Black areas represent where you want the finish to be located and white means no finish will be applied.
- If your project contains more than one finish, you must provide separate mask files for each finish.
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Mark Kaman (verified owner) –
Print Peppermint consistently provides great graphic review and good customer service.
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Always great customer service and high quality products!
Taylor Barker (verified owner) –
I order all y cards ad my clients cards through Print Peppermint! They are amazing and the support staff is on point! I will never switch companies! <3
Austin Terrill (store manager) –
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Katie B. (verified owner) –
The business cards we use for our organization have been commented on whenever we hand them out. Truly professional!
Sabella (verified owner) –
Beautiful foil printing, very responsive in setting up the custom order and prompt. Will be back for sure!
Tyne’ (verified owner) –
We love the quality and design of the cards. We will order soon!
Austin Terrill (store manager) –
You cannot combine other discounts with the whoops, unfortunately, but you can save that $20 for a future order 🙂
Jordan M. (verified owner) –
Thank you for the prompt and courteous reply. I originally wanted the onyx, but with the colors I need, it was going to be upwards of $400+ Tax and shipping for everything. I’d love to do that in the future when I release new products. I wasn’t aware of the “whoops program“. I’d be happy to take advantage of the offer and resubmit files. I also received an email that said I could put a $20 credit towards my next order for leaving a review. That wasn’t the purpose of my review, and the cards DO look good. But I was wondering if it would be asking too much to apply that $20 to the “whoops program” as well?