Linen Business Cards

Linen Business Cards can be produced on any of these great stocks:

Linen Business Cards can be enhanced with any of these optional features:

Basic Finishes

• Rounded Corners
• Spot Gloss UV
• Folding

Standard Finishes

Everything in Basic, plus:

• Matte Lamination (Silk or Soft-Touch)
• Raised Spot UV
• Raised Foil (3 Colors)
• Hot Foil (Limited Colors)
• Edge Painting (Limited Colors)
• Layered Papers (Limited Colors)

Premium Finishes

Everything in Standard, plus:

• Hot Foil (All Colors)
• Die Cutting
• Laser Cutting
• Letterpress Printing
• Spot Color Printing
• Raised Ink (Thermography)
• Paper Duplexing
• Embossing / Debossing
• Edge Painting (All Colors)
• Edge Foiling

Linen Business Cards typically require:

• BASIC, STANDARD, or PREMIUM Turnaround Time (See chart below)

Turnaround depends on the paper & features selected for your project.

Not sure which category your order falls in to? Feel free to contact our support team.

 * These are Averages based on our previous 12 months of orders.

By policy, we DO NOT GUARANTEE TURNAROUND TIMES - there are simply too many factors outside of our control.

Please note, Ship Time is in addition to Production Time.

If you do have a HARD DEADLINE, please reach out to our customer support before placing your order to confirm feasibility. 

For orders over $250, we offer Temporary Prints to help bridge longer wait times. These are basic 16 pt full color prints that can ship out in 2-3 days.

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What are linen business cards?

Linen business cards are business cards that are printed on textured paper that looks like linen fabric. This makes the cards feel unique and distinctive.

How are linen business cards made?

Most linen business cards are made by using offset printing or digital printing to print the design on linen paper. The cards are then cut to size and the surface is protected with a coating or lamination.

What are the benefits of using linen business cards?

Linen business cards have a unique feel that can make them stand out from other types of business cards. They also tend to last longer and be less likely to tear or get dirty.

They start at 10pt, but you can layer them to get 10pt, 20pt, 30pt, 40pt or 50pt.

What is the difference between laid vs linen?

The main difference between laid vs linen paper is in its appearance; laid paper usually has more pronounced lines on its surface compared to linen which has subtle crosshatch patterns instead, making it look more natural and organic overall as opposed to structured and uniform like laid does

What are embossed linen business cards?

Embossed linen business cards are made of Linen paper and feature a raised design or logo that stands out from the card’s surface, giving it an elegant and professional look. The embossing process is done through heat and pressure, which can be applied to both sides of the card for a more intricate finish. Print Peppermint offers premium embossed linen business cards with a range of options, including white, off-white and ivory colors as well as uncoated and coated finishes for maximum impact.

What is the difference between premium linen business cards and deluxe linen business cards?

Premium linen business cards are printed on high quality stock that has a luxurious feel, while deluxe linen business cards use thicker paper stock that gives them an even more luxurious feel. Both types of cards offer superior printing results but deluxe versions have extra heft and added durability. Print Peppermint also offers thick linen business cards that are perfect for those who want to make a lasting impression with their card design.

Can I get Linen Business Cards with Raised Ink?

Yes! Raised ink linens add another dimension of sophistication to your business card design by allowing you to incorporate textures into your printed work. Print Peppermint offers raised ink linens in various colors such as white, off-white, ivory, uncoated or coated finish designs for maximum impact.

Is Linen Paper good for writing?

Yes! As its subtle texture provides enough grip to keep pen movements steady while still being non-abrasive enough not to damage fine tip pens like fountain pens - making it perfect for writing letters or notes by hand! Additionally, its smooth surface gives writing instruments glide across smoothly without any smudging or bleedthrough – ensuring that each stroke stands out clearly on every page!