Standard vs Eco-Friendly Kraft Business Cards
Never print yellow or white ink on a Kraft business card; stick to dark heavy inks like navy or black for the best contrast.
Never print yellow or white ink on a Kraft business card; stick to dark heavy inks like navy or black for the best contrast.
Transfer decals look like professional custom paint jobs on truck windows whereas bumper stickers look like cheap handouts.
If you are sealing food boxes use glossy labels because matte paper will immediately show grease stains from the kitchen.
We always recommend 14pt cover for rack cards because 100lb text will flop over in a display stand.
Use 100lb Gloss text paper for vibrant indoor posters or upgrade to synthetic PVC if they will be exposed to moisture.
Medical spas demand a high-end aesthetic; we use 32pt uncoated cardstock to make your service menus feel like luxury hotel collateral.
Never order roll labels if you plan to pass them out at a trade show; use cut-to-size singles so attendees can take them home.
Soft-Touch lamination literally forces people to rub their thumb across your business card making it an unforgettable tactile experience.
Raven32 handles all the USPS paperwork facing slips and exact bundling requirements so your local postmaster doesn't reject your boxes.
For ultra-luxury corporate holiday cards we can combine both: embossing the paper and pressing gold foil onto the raised surface.
If your logo is wide and rectangular always choose a square or oval roll label so we don't have to shrink it to fit a circle.
We use a specialized die-cut arch with a slit so your door hangers slide on easily but won't blow off in the wind.