Business Card Printing

We offer business card printing on a range of over 40 paper stocks, so the choice really is up to you. Our most popular options are silk or uncoated paper, however, recycled is a great eco-friendly alternative.

You may also see mention of business card paper gsm. This is a measurement of thickness. We've written a blog explaining exactly what GSM means here.

If you need to know how many business cards to bring to a conference then our answer would be "more than you think you need"!

In reality, it all depends on the length, size and nature of what conference you'll be attending. If you're exhibiting in a booth, then we'd say 1000 is a good bet, but if you're simply visiting, then 100 should be enough, just make sure to only give out your card to whom you really want to be in touch with.

We love digital printing business cards as it's fast, has amazing quality, and allows us to offer you fast turnaround business card printing. You'd be hard-pressed to know the difference between the two unless you're a print expert or need to match exactly to a Pantone booklet swatch.

Offset, often referred to as litho, is an older technique of business card printing involving rollers, specifically mixed inks and a huge print press. To fully understand the difference we have a blog explaining the difference between the two print methods.

This is all down to personal preference and how your business operates. If you have a store or HQ where you'd like clients to visit then it's probably not a bad idea to include a brief address, such as a street name and postcode.

If you run an online store though, your contact information is key. including your email address, phone number and website is usually more beneficial as you can then include all your other details on your site contact page.

In short, all of our business cards are made out of paper or plastic.

The type of paper is really the way in how you can make your business card stand out. That's why we give our customers such an amazing choice of over 40+ hand selected business card paper so they can create the exact business card they wish.

We’d love to tell you that there’s only one best font for business cards, but this simply isn’t the case. All business cards are different, each with its own best font choices that match the design. As a standard, the best font for business cards is one that is easy to read, matches your design, and doesn’t distract from the overall appearance of your cards.

Business cards can be used in a variety of ways, not just for handing out your contact information. The additional space can be used as a photo gallery to promote your business or use the back as a loyalty card to encourage your customers to shop with you again. The alternative uses for business cards are practically endless. If your idea can fit within the space, then why not give it a whirl?

When thinking of places to hand out business cards, you may be imagining a corporate scene with men in suits. But this isn’t the only place to hand out business cards. Why not take the opportunity to hand out your business card with any orders you make, in artist alleys or conference halls, or even take the old-fashioned approach and have your card displayed in a shop window. Anywhere that potential customers can see your business card should be considered as a place to hand out business cards.