They are unique and a statement of quality. Our luxury business cards don’t just look special – they feel special too! Substantially thicker than standard business cards, and with the option for a coloured centre layer, these cards are more than a business card. Want to go thicker still?! 2) A colour sandwich – add a pop of colour These are litho printed on substantial heavyweight 400gsm triple coated silk art board which we then matt laminate for additional bulk. Want to go thicker?! Our most popular cards are the premium business cards. 1) Go thick with quality materialsĪdvances in printers and paper have allowed our digital machines here at Eazy Print to print on heavyweight card up to 350gsm, allowing us to offer great quality on even the smallest of orders. So- we’ve covered why we use these cards? But how do you create a fantastic business card design? And what’s currently in vogue for business cards? Keep reading our ultimate guide to business cards to find out.
With advances in print, excellent paper options and design trends, you can modernise your business cards to reflect your best side and make a great first impression whatever your budget. We can print as small a run as 50 of one name and still provide a variety of finishes. From low cost business cards for small quantities and short-term use to premium extra thick business cards. There’s no need to worry about quantity or cost as Eazy Print provide many options to suit any budget.
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Whether your business is big or small, online or offline you would be hard-pressed to find a company that does not provide its staff business cards. Nothing else has yet matched the simplicity of handing out a business card.”
Mark Applin, founder of Intermedia, a Southampton-based agency, sums it up in one sentence “It is a great conversation starter. You may indeed return home from a networking event or exhibition and hop online to connect to the people you have just met, however you are still likely to keep that business card to hand or in a safe place. There is something about a person or company that is expressed through a high quality printed, soft to touch, credit card size piece of card that the phase ‘add me on Facebook’, ‘follow me on twitter’ or ‘connect with me on LinkedIn’ just doesn’t accomplish. However into technology we are, we’ve all still returned from networking events with handfuls of business cards and frequently handed out many of our own. If LinkedIn and online address books have replaced Rolodex why do paper business cards still exist?
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