Collection: Business Card Printing

Classic 3.5×2" Business Cards

Industry standard size  |  Fits every wallet and card holder

The format everyone recognizes — because it's the one that works. The 3.5×2 standard fits every wallet slot and card holder in existence. Available across all of our paper stocks: 16pt gloss, 16pt matte, 14pt pearl, and 32pt painted-edge. The most versatile starting point for any business or individual.

Starting at: $24.99 for 250 cards.

Square Business Cards

2.5×2.25" or 3×3"  |  Distinctive format  |  Memorable at first hand

Square cards don't fit the standard mold — and that's entirely the point. When someone pulls a square card from a stack of rectangles, it gets noticed. The format suits brands with a strong visual identity: artists, designers, photographers, and any business whose card is itself a statement. Available in 2.5"×2.25" and 3"×3".

Best for: Artists, photographers, designers, and any brand that uses its card as part of the brand experience.

Plastic Business Cards

20pt clear or frosted plastic  |  Credit-card feel  |  Waterproof

A plastic card feels like a credit card, which is precisely the association it creates. Heavier, stiffer, and more durable than any paper stock. Waterproof. Completely distinctive in texture and sound when handled. The people who receive a plastic business card remember it. Available in clear or frosted plastic, depending on your design's needs — transparent designs especially benefit from clear stock.

Best for: Businesses that want maximum perceived quality, industries where durability matters (contractors, outdoor services), and any brand identity where the card itself should communicate premium.

Magnetic Business Cards

17pt magnet back  |  Sticks to any metal surface  |  Long-term visibility

A business card that ends up on a fridge or filing cabinet instead of a junk drawer is a business card that keeps working. Magnetic cards are full-color printed on the front with a magnetic backing — the same size as a standard business card, but with permanent placement potential. The format of choice for service businesses that want repeat visibility at the point of decision-making.

Best for: Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, pizza delivery, real estate agents, pet services, and any business where being on the customer's fridge means being the first call when they need you.

32pt Painted-Edge Cards

Ultra-thick  |  Colored edge  |  The most impressive card in the collection

Twice the thickness of a standard business card with a painted color applied to the exposed edge — visible when the card is held from the side. The painted edge is a detail that hits when someone fans your card in their hand or sets it on a table. Available in a range of edge colors. These cards don't feel like paper — they feel like something worth keeping. The highest-impact card we produce.

Best for: Agencies, consultants, luxury brands, creative professionals, and anyone for whom the card is a direct extension of their brand positioning.

14pt Metallic Pearl Cards

Pearlescent base  |  Luminous color  |  Limited edition feel

A pearlescent base stock that gives every color a subtle luminous shimmer — the card catches light differently depending on the viewing angle. Designs with gold, silver, white, or iridescent elements are especially striking on pearl. More distinctive than standard matte or gloss without the rigidity of plastic or the price of painted-edge. A step up that buyers and clients notice immediately.

Best for: Wedding professionals, event planners, luxury retail, beauty and wellness brands, and artists whose aesthetic benefits from the pearl finish's visual character.

You Need to Write on Your Cards

Choose 16pt matte / uncoated. Coated and gloss stocks repel pen ink — writing on a gloss card produces smearing and beading. If you write appointments, notes, or personalizations on cards you hand out, matte or uncoated is the only appropriate stock.

You Want Bold, Vibrant Color

Choose 16pt UV gloss. The high-shine coating amplifies color saturation and produces the sharpest, most vivid result for designs with photography, bold graphics, and rich color fields. The most popular everyday business card stock for good reason.

Your Card Needs to Last

Choose 20pt plastic. Plastic cards survive the inside of a wallet for years without bending, fading, or developing wear creases. For industries where cards change hands frequently or get exposed to moisture — outdoor services, food and beverage, personal training — plastic is the most durable option by far.

You Want to Be Remembered

Choose 32pt painted-edge or 20pt plastic. Both create a tactile experience that paper cards can't match — and tactile experiences are remembered. The 32pt painted-edge card is the card people pull out to impress someone else. That secondary sharing is marketing you can't buy with a standard card.

You Want Long-Term Visibility

Choose 17pt magnet. A magnetic card doesn't go in a wallet — it goes on a surface where it stays visible every day. For service businesses where repeat or referral calls are the business model, a card on the customer's fridge is worth ten cards in a business card holder on someone's desk.

Your Brand Has a Distinctive Aesthetic

Consider 14pt pearl or square format. Pearl stock adds visual character that standard gloss and matte don't have — the shimmer is subtle but unmistakable. Square format breaks the dimensional expectation entirely. Either is a good choice for creative professionals whose card should reflect the distinctiveness of their work.

Artists & Convention Sellers

Table cards with your artist name, social handles, and a QR code linking to your shop. The $20 deal (100 cards) in our Short-Run collection covers a full convention season. For artists who want something that reflects their visual brand, painted-edge and square cards are increasingly popular in the convention community — a card that feels like a piece of your art.

Small Businesses

16pt gloss or matte for everyday networking and client handoffs. Magnetic cards for service businesses that rely on repeat calls — the investment in a magnetic card pays back every time a customer reaches for the phone. 250 cards at $24.99 means restocking doesn't require a budget conversation.

Creative & Professional Services

Agencies, consultants, photographers, designers, and anyone whose card is a first sample of their work. 32pt painted-edge or plastic cards for where the card itself is a credential. Pearl and square for creatives who want something with visual character. Matte for professionals who want to write a note before handing a card across a table.

Real Estate & Sales

High-volume gloss cards for open houses and door knocking, magnetic cards for sellers and buyers who will call months after the initial contact, and plastic cards for agents who want their card to survive the three years between a buyer's first home search and the moment they're ready to act.

Resolution: 300 DPI Minimum

300 DPI at 3.5×2" is the minimum — and 600 DPI is preferred for cards with fine detail, small text, or intricate logos. At business card scale, resolution problems are clearly visible under normal lighting. A blurry logo or soft edge on a business card undermines exactly the professional impression the card is meant to create.

Color Mode: CMYK

All business cards are printed in CMYK. Design in CMYK from the start for the most accurate color match. Pay particular attention to black text — use single-channel black (0C 0M 0Y 100K) for body text rather than rich black, which can cause registration softness on small type at business card scale.

Bleed & Safe Zone

Add 0.125" bleed on all sides for full-bleed designs — your file should be 3.75"×2.25" for a standard card. Keep all important content (name, phone, email, logo) at least 0.125" inside the trim edge. At 2 inches tall, there is very little margin for error — anything too close to the edge risks being clipped.

Plastic Card Design Note

For clear plastic cards, design with the transparency of the stock in mind. White ink is not available — anything you want to appear white needs a white background element in your design, which will block the transparency in that area. Designs that use the clear stock intentionally (transparent sections, visible-through-card effects) are among the most distinctive business cards possible.