Greeting Card Paper GSM
We are often asked which card stock or paper type should be used for greeting cards. The weight range for greeting card printing is between 250 to 400 gsm paper. Usually, 350 gsm card stock is considered the best paper weight for printing greeting cards.
Additionally, how do I set my printer to print greeting cards?
Keeping this in consideration, is 300gsm card the same as 300gsm paper?
300gsm+- Card with a weight higher that 300gsm is classed has heavyweight card and is usually used for business cards and card inserts. Our range of pearlised card is 300gsm.
What type of paper are notecards?
Greeting Cards / Note Cards / Event Notices
Use uncoated stock where people will be writing on the card, such as an RSVP response card, or for certain artistic effects.
What’s the difference between cardstock and Coverstock?
Card stock, sometimes spelled “cardstock”, is thicker and more durable than regular printer paper, but it’s thinner and more flexible than cardboard. … Cover stock is often coated and textured, and is typically measured by basis weight. This term is often reserved for heavy-weight papers of a decorative nature.