Christmas Cards

It’s that time of year again! Whether you’re organised or last minute flapping, our Christmas cards are here to help get that item ticked off your list. Get the most out of your cards by printing on every side! Front, back, inside left, inside right— simply upload your carefully labelled artwork files and personalise your cards as much or as little as you like. Our cards are also creased and supplied flat to ensure you don’t miss out on the joys of folding. All of our greetings cards are printed on our Heavyweight stocks (300gsm-350gsm) and are available in a range of sizes.

After something a bit more custom? Get in touch and we can help you create a truly personalised product.

Need envelopes? We’ve got those too! Simply tick the ‘Add envelopes’ box and we’ll pop some 100% recycled Kraft envelopes in with your order. We now have biodegradable cello bags which you can add onto your order!

Our papers are FSC® certified or responsibly sourced. Want to add it to your cards? No problem, just get in touch and we’ll let you know how.

• Dark colours along the fold line can result in the ink cracking when folded!
• Unicorn White is our reliable all-rounder. The house white stock is perfect for printing bright vibrant colours, with the odd dark fleck left over from the recycling process.
• Perlino Cotton is a great premium stock for full colour designs as it flattens off the sheen of the ink and has a lovely textured surface
• Elephant Natural adds a warmer tone to your colours when printed.
• Try Oribi Straw if you are going for a rustic feel, made from 100% agricultural waste with heavy flecks throughout, it works beautifully with minimal designs.
• Want to add the FSC® logo? Get in touch and we can let you know what you’ll need to do.

• Files should be submitted in CMYK colour profile and at 300DPI.
• Your artwork needs to be provided at the size you want with a 3mm bleed, see our helpful bleed guide here.
• When submitting your order for greetings cards, submit each side as a separate file.
• A copy of any aspect of the artwork that is to be printed in metallic should be included as a spot colour called “Silver” on the top-most layer within the artwork with overprint enabled and supplied as a PDF, AI or PSD file. Read our metallic ink guide here.