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Explore Materials: 32pt paperboard
Description
A sturdy, ultra-thick 32pt cardstock, consists of two layers of white uncoated paper with a slightly absorbent surface on both sides (duplex). Not recommended for additional coatings. Thick enough to paint the edge.
A sturdy, ultra-thick 32pt, consists of two layers of colored uncoated slightly absorbent paper, or a combination of white and colored (duplex). See sellers for paper selection. Thick enough to paint the edge. Not recommended for additional coatings or UV spot varnish.
Used for:
Solid color thick business cards, tags, book covers.
A sturdy, ultra-thick 32pt, consists of two layers of white smooth coated paper (duplex). Thick enough to paint the edge. Perfect for printing and additional soft, suede, or silk lamination.
0.8mm thick 100%cotton cardstock is designed to emulate the look and feel of handmade paper with a luxurious surface, premium feel, subtle texture, and enduring resilience - a perfect choice for projects that need to stand the test of time.
Used for:
business cards, invitations, thank you cards, clothing tags
100% Bamboo cardstock 0.8mm thick, boasts beautiful, soft texture and soothing off-white shade. Eco-friendly, more sustainable, and 40% more absorbent than cotton.
Used for:
business cards, invitations, thank you cards, clothing tags
0.8mm thick premium cardstock made by gluing two plies of different sheets (white or colored) - coated and uncoated. Thick and stiff stock (total density up to 700 gsm). Perfect for double-sided cards, each side printed on two separate sheets. See sellers' catalogs for variations of the layers.
Used for:
business cards, invitations, thank you cards, clothing tags
Three layers of premium uncoated sheets seamlessly glued together to form a thick 32pt 0.8mm Triplex (3 ply) board. A layer of color in the middle creates a unique edge design. View seller's catalogs for variations of the layers.
Used for:
business cards, invitations, thank you cards, clothing tags