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Uncoated Business Cards

$25.00

Easy to write on
Great for minimal designs
Natural Paper Grain

Turnaround: 2-4 business days

Category: Business Cards

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Uncoated Business Cards - Overview

Uncoated business cards are printed in full color on both sides of a traditional card stock.

Uncoated stocks have a smooth finish and tight grain and texture.

When compared to high gloss coated cards, your design will appear a bit softer or lighter as the natural paper absorbs more ink.

Even though we produce these with offset quality printing, it is recommended to keep your designs to minimal line art with darker colors.

About the Paper Stock

What is a natural uncoated paper?

Uncoated paper is exactly that—paper that has no coating or finishing.

Without the added layer of coating, there is no glare on the paper surface, making it ideal for those who want a clear and straightforward appearance.

And since there is no coating, this type of paper is the most porous in texture, so ink soaks into it well.

Uncoated paper includes several kinds: smooth, linen, laid, vellum, and super smooth, to name a few. When choosing an uncoated paper, the smoothness level is a big factor to consider because aside from the texture, the smoothness also impacts ink holdout. Smoother sheets provide a more even ink distribution. So if you will be printing heavy solid colors, choose the smoothest option.

You’d want to use uncoated paper if you want to emphasize a sense of authenticity and simplicity to your marketing materials. For example, projects involving education, non-profits, and environmental initiatives can print materials using uncoated paper instead of going for glossy paper.