Most Common Name Card Paper Types for Your Business Part Two

While it is vital to nail the design of the card, it is equally important to get the correct paper to print them on. When it comes to paper, the options are almost limitless. We will look at the Most Popular Paper Types for Name Cards. However, there are a few widely used papers for printing business cards that cover approximately 90% of the need. We offer these ten paper choices online, which cover almost all of the paper printing needs, from a basic to an elegant card.  

Let's look at the most common paper types for name cards.  

These options are mentioned below. Please keep in mind that the name given is just to help consumers get a sense of the paper online and is not their real name. Their technical names are given in brackets.  

Common Name Card Paper Types  

Standard (300 gsm Art Card) 
For a plain business card, this is the most widely used art card. It is a cost-effective paper choice that does not seem inexpensive.  

Extra Stiff (300 gsm Kentex) 
This choice, as the name implies, is thicker and more durable than the Standard card. This is preferable for the field workers who are busy passing out cards all day.  

Super White (300 gsm AAP Xtra print) 
If you need an extra white paper to print your card, this is the alternative for you. Businesses that have maintenance or facilities services may use this document to market their products.  

White Textured (280 gsm)  

The textured paper adds a touch of class to a business card printing. When hit, the rough surface gives off a tingling sensation.  

Cream Textured (280 gsm) 

This is similar to choose 4, except the paper is creamish or ivory in color.  

White Checks (300 gsm Tango Linen White) 
This paper choice is suitable for brands in the clothing and textile industries because the checks reflect the way threads are woven in textile.  

Cream Checks (300 gsm Tango Linen Ivory) 
This alternative is a variation on option 6 that provides a creamish paper choice