Explore Materials: postcards

Uncoated 65lb Cover with no sheen. The thinnest of cardstock options on the market. No additional finish is recommended.

Matte 65lb Cover -the thinnest cardstock on the market. It has less sheen than the gloss 65lb Cover and can additionally be finished with soft-touch, matte, UV spot, and other specialty finishes.

Gloss 65lb Cover paper is one of the thinnest cardstocks on the market. Gloss coating results in rich colors and crisp resolution. It can be additionally finished with soft-touch, matte, UV spot and other specialty finishes.

80lb Cover paper is the light-weight cardstock with absolutely no sheen. Its smooth uncoated surface shows barely noticeable roughness.

80lb Cover is a thin cardstock with a smooth-to-the-touch surface without visible texture. Natural off-white colors may vary by the sellers. When printed, dark ink may look slightly dull.

Uncoated 80lb Cover comes in a variety of colors. See sellers for options. It is a sturdy light-weight cardstock with a smooth slightly porous surface.

Uncoated Super Smooth 80lb Cover paper is one of the lightest weight cardstock with a highly calendared super smooth finish.

Uncoated pearl shimmering 80lb thin cardstock in a variety of colors. See sellers for options. It is a sturdy light-weight cardstock with a smooth slightly porous surface.

Uncoated 10PT lightweight cardstock has an absolute non-glare surface on both sides. It absorbs ink and is not as smooth as coated paper. Apply additional AQ or matte finish to protect your product from yellowing over time.

Uncoated light-weight paperboard with a slightly rough surface on both sides. Comes in a variety of colors (see sellers for options).

Popular paper stock used for booklets and magazine covers, has a diffused sheen on both sides.

Frequently used for magazines, wall calendars, and booklets covers paper with a vivid sheen on both sides.

Lightweight premium paper (the weight of thin conventional business cards) with an absolute non-glare surface and absorbent texture. This paper stock is not known for tear strength and not recommended for packaging.

White premium paperboard coated one side (C1S). One side has a diffused sheen, the other is porous uncoated and good for writing or inkjet. 11pt is a sturdy light-weight cardstock similar to conventional business cards, often used when only one side is important for printing.

Both sides are pre-coated, have a diffused sheen, and perfect for printing. Can be additionally finished with gloss or matte varnish. The weight of the paper is similar to novel book soft covers, wall calendar covers, or very lightweight postcards.

Both sides are bright white with a smooth, consistent matte coating for color reproduction on one side. The backside is slightly rough and uncoated. Poor rub resistance unless overprinted with varnish or aqueous (AQ).12PT is the weight of conventional lightweight business cards.

Coated 2 sides (C2S) bright white paperboard. Used when both sides are important for printing or smooth finished. Sides can be additionally finished with gloss or matte coatings.12PT is the weight of conventional lightweight business cards or mailers.

12pt lightweight cardstock with colored high gloss surface on the front and smooth uncoated white on the back - perfect for hot foil stamping over the gloss surface. Colors vary be the sellers.

White 14pt uncoated paperboard with an organic natural smooth surface. (Not a thick board) it is easy to bend and unsuitable for large packaging for its low crush strength — a popular weight for presentation folders.

Durable midweight 14PT paperboard has a smooth glossy sheen on both sides. You can finish it with UV coating for more vivid glare and durability. The thickness of the edges is barely seen — the most popular stock for full-color presentation folders, business cards, and postcards.