50 x A4 Sheets White Hammered Paper Textured 120gsm Suitable for Inkjets and Laser Printers

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Felt finishes look soft to the eye and feel like a combination of woven fabric and paper. Felt finishes are often used as a overlay in invitations or on menus to add interest. Felt paper can also add something special to your stationery.

The most commonly requested paper we print onto is a pale cream “watercolour” type paper, which is usually used for invitation printing. In fact, we'd say that the vast majority of textured paper enquiries we receive are for exactly this purpose! With that in mind, we’ll use this as an example as we go along and look at the pros and cons of using textured papers.The paper is easy to use and is compatible with both inkjet and copier printers, making it a versatile option for all your printing needs. While all of the finishes above feel smooth to the touch, smooth paper is designed to be as smooth and seamless as possible. Many people think that it feels like the paper is texture-free. It can be valuable for a variety of purposes and make a great impression thanks to the remarkably smooth feel. There are many different fantastic textured papers available, with brands like G.F Smith producing huge ranges of beautiful papers. Specialist textured papers are also often colored too, although bright white textured papers are available.

We have the widest range of paper types and colours including pearlescent paper,Kraft, ColorCore and Conqueror and ColourCore. Kraft Business Cardshave arusticfeel and they are made from 100% recycled material. Conqueror Business C ards have 3 differenttextured patterns debossed into the paper.

It’s important to note that while adding a linen texture is a fantastic way to elevate your project, it can also impact your artwork – specifically when used in conjunction with metallic ink. The reflective quality of both the linen texture and the metallic ink on small text hurts the legibility. This is a rare combination, but something to keep in mind if you plan on using any of these options. In the examples below the metallic ink on the text alone poses no issue, but in combination with the linen texture it becomes a struggle to read in certain lights.