Postcards & Flyers (Most Popular Products)

Paper (Thinner Stock) 
Our paper stock includes several different options for weight, thickness, and coating options depending on what’s available for your particular size and quantity options. Some size or quantity choices may not be available in paper stock. This paper is thinner than cardstock, and is well suited for flyers, hand outs, and informational guides, along with other uses. 
 
Cardstock (16PT Postcard Material)
Our cardstock material is the same material we use for mailing postcards and some business cards. This stock is thicker and does not bend or fold as easily as our paper stock. Some size or quantity choices may not be available in cardstock. This stock is suited for postcards, handouts, and other similar items.

Please note that we do not offer folding for either paper or cardstock options. If you want to see options that include folding, please visit our brochures page. 

Satin Semi-Gloss

Our Satin Semi-Gloss is a Satin Aqueous coating. Similar to our Semi-Gloss, this coating creates a semi-glossy finish, making print and images easier to read. The Satin addition creates a slightly more matte finish to the semi-gloss than our semi-gloss without satin.

Semi-Gloss

Our Semi-Gloss is an aqueous coating. This water-based coating finish is shiny and smooth, and is done in line flood coated on the press. It provides a semi-gloss surface that deters dirt and fingerprints.

Matte

Matte paper is our least shiny, coated paper. Matte coating gives your flyers or brochures a diffused shine, boosting the contrast of images and creating an overall smooth looking finish to your products. 

Dull

Dull Paper is a less shiny type of paper that you are able to write on. Similar to Matte, but with even less sheen. This type of paper is ideal for reading.

No Extra Coating 

No Extra Coating means that there will be no additional coating to whatever paper type you choose. For example, if you chose Gloss Cover, your paper will be slightly glossy, but not as glossy as if you got a gloss coating. The paper will have a slight shine to it, but will not be the same as a flyer with gloss coating. The coating after printing is what gives your paper it’s main shine. 

Gloss

Our Gloss coating is a UV Coating, which is used to protect your paper. Our Gloss coating is a high-gloss lamination that improves the durability and look of the card for a long period of time. Please note that Gloss coating is not able to be written or printed on top of. 

Uncoated

Uncoated paper is paper that does not have any extra coating applied. Please note that because our letterhead and envelope premium paper stock is "uncoated", we recommend you not use colors with high color density. By this we mean dark colors (black, purple, blue, brown, etc). Dark colors tend to get soaked into the paper if their color values are too high. For best results, use light colors.