Explore Materials: gift cards

Soft-coated white front and back, perfect for printing and applying metallic, suede, silk, UV, and other decorative finishes. Stiff and sturdy, the weight of the cardstock is heavier than the same 24pt FBB.

White matte, with slight sheen PVC plastic, slightly bends. May yellow over time when exposed to sunlight. PVC is heavier and stronger than other plastics but is manufactured with the addition of a plethora of toxic additives, which can make it harmful to consumers when burnt.

Slightly bendable high-gloss clear PET sheet. Ecofriendly. Withstands UV rays. More transparent and glossy compared to PVC.

Slightly bendable frosted matte PET sheet. Ecofriendly. Withstands UV rays.

A rigid white gloss PVC sheet, slightly bends in larger sizes, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Heavier than other plastics. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

A rigid white gloss PVC sheet, slightly bends in larger sizes, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Heavier than other plastics. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

Hard PVC plastic sheet, with good tensile strength, resistant to chemicals and alkalies. It is toxic and can pose health hazards when burnt. Yellows after long exposure to sunlight.

A rigid white PVC sheet does not easily bend, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Thicker than most plastic cards. By default it has a glossy surface, perfect for additional matte and other finishes.

A rigid white gloss PVC sheet, does not easily bend, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

A rigid colored matte PVC sheet is perfect when colored edges are needed. High stiffness and scratch resistance. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

A rigid white gloss PVC sheet, does not easily bend, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

A rigid white gloss PVC sheet, does not easily bend, has high stiffness and scratch resistance. Most popular thickness for plastic cards.

Copper base metal. Stronger than aluminum, heavier than brass. Has natural metallic tones ranging from reddish to silvery, and several other colors can be obtained by chemical or electrochemical processing. Extremely resistant to corrosion. Possible green discoloration over time.

Brass, a man-made alloy (copper/zinc), has more resistance to corrosion than copper but is not as resistant as bronze. Can crack much more easily than Bronze or Copper. Looks similar to gold. Has antimicrobial and germicidal properties. Lighter in weight than Cupper

Copper base metal. Stronger than aluminum, heavier than brass. Has natural metallic tones ranging from reddish to silvery, and several other colors can be obtained by chemical or electrochemical processing. Extremely resistant to corrosion. Possible green discoloration over time.

Copper is stronger than aluminum, heavier than brass. Has natural metallic tones ranging from reddish to silvery. Softer than other metals, easy to etch with precision results. Extremely resistant to corrosion. Has superb electrical and thermal conductivity. Possible green discoloration over time.