Business cards design exampleBusiness cards.
A good introduction has a little weight to it. Make a card people want to keep, with the paper, color and finish that fit your business.
Business cards.
Made for your idea.
A good introduction has a little weight to it. Make a card people want to keep, with the paper, color and finish that fit your business.
Get the details right.
These are the choices we’ll work through for your business cards. Start with what you know; we can discuss the rest.
The selections above describe your preferred direction. Exact specifications and available combinations need confirmation.
A little preparation
goes a long way.
Share your final dimensions and artwork status in the brief. We’ll confirm the correct template and file setup before production.
No finished design yet? Select “I need design help”. A separate product design fee applies.
Specialty business card finish conceptTHE WEIGHT.
THE TEXTURE.
THE DETAIL.
A painted edge. A logo that catches the light. A soft-touch surface. Think about the way the card feels as well as the way it looks.
Plan your business cards ↗Before
we print.
01What should I include in my business cards brief?+
Start with the format, desired quantity and artwork status. For this product, it also helps to know about paper weight and texture, single or double-sided print, matte, soft-touch or specialty finishes. Add your target date in the notes if you have one.
02Can you help with the design?+
Yes. Choose “I need design help” in your brief and describe your idea, brand and intended use. Design is a separate paid service with a fee for this product, charged once rather than per printed piece. The scope and fee are confirmed before work begins.
03How do pricing and turnaround work?+
Pricing and timing depend on the final size, material, quantity, finishing and artwork. Your brief captures the direction; it does not place an order or confirm a production date.
