Products & fabrication

The everyday business card — order in matte, glossy, or raw uncoated stock depending on how the ink should sit.

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Standard rectangle traded for rounded corners, a square, circle, oval, or an asymmetric cut for a card that stands out in a stack.

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A heavier hand-feel — soft-touch lamination, linen texture, or a pearlescent sheen for clients who want the card itself to signal quality.

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Foil accents, embossed gloss detailing, or raised foil lettering for a card with genuine dimension under light.

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Painted-edge stock, ultra-thick board, or true plastic cards for clients wanting the most distinctive option in the range.

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A printed card with a scannable QR code linking to a contact card, portfolio, or booking link — bridges print and digital.

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Flexible magnet stock instead of card — sticks to a fridge or filing cabinet, keeping the contact visible long after a normal card gets filed away.

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Punch-card style loyalty cards and reminder-friendly appointment cards — small-format, high-repeat print jobs for retail and service clients.

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Single-sheet, double-sided handouts for promotions, events, or menus — the highest-volume marketing print item most shops run.

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Folded, multi-panel pieces (bi-fold or tri-fold) for laying out a full service menu or product range in one handout.

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Mailable or hand-out cards for announcements, promotions, or thank-yous — standard, rounded-corner, or die-cut.

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Pocket folders for handing over proposals, press kits, or onboarding packets in one branded piece.

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Slim cards sized for hotel lobbies, tourism racks, and countertop displays — a common ask for hospitality clients.

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Two-sided hangers for local canvassing — service reminders, real estate flyers, delivery promotions.

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Laminated or coated menus for restaurants and cafés — a steady repeat category for a shop already doing food-service clients.

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Numbered or perforated tickets for events, raffles, and gift vouchers.

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Branded certificates for service businesses to sell as gifts — simple to produce, good margin.

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Business-card-sized or larger magnets for calendars, contact info, and promotions people keep around the house.

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Small folded or acrylic-backed cards for countertops promoting a single offer.

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Multi-page saddle-stitched, wire-bound, or perfect-bound booklets for full product catalogues or lookbooks.

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Branded paper for official correspondence and quotes.

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Printed envelopes to match letterhead — standard or window-cut.

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Branded pads for internal use or as a client giveaway.

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Small folded cards for handwritten thank-yous — a nice low-cost add for retail and service clients.

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