• Standard glossy paper stock with a shiny finish that provides an excellent opaque base for rich process color printing
• The most popular stock for brochures, flyers, posters, etc

• Silk finish, non-gloss paper with excellent opaque base for easy to read, crisp typography
• This paper is often used for brochures, newsletters, book pages, flyers, etc.

• Eye-catching and great for full color printing
• Heavier glossy paper stock used for brochures, booklet covers etc.

• Silk finish, non-gloss paper with excellent opaque base for easy to read, crisp typography
• This paper is often used for brochures, newsletters, book pages, and more
• Bendable but durable

• Matte white coated on both sides and provides perfect digital printing that rivals offset quality
• Durable but bendable

• Slightly heavier and more premium feel than a standard white copy paper
• Smooth uncoated texture
• Flimsy but durable; great for brochures

• Slightly heavier and more premium feel than a standard white copy paper
• Smooth uncoated texture
• Flimsy but durable; great for brochures

• Uncoated smooth absorbs more ink than gloss stocks
• Great for design the require a raw yet clean look
• Perfect for brochures

• The blending of our 4 primary colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black will create any color on the spectrum hence the term 4/0 referring to the four color process on front only

100 - 100,000

• A paper fold represented by back and forth folds into three panels

• folds in half

• Scoring and folding is done for pockets, flaps, invites, brochures, greeting cards etc.
• When you fold card stock without a proper paper score you are unlikely to get a crisp, clean fold, as the stock will most likely crack where folded

• Typically accordian folds are simple zig-zag folds with 6-panels and two parallel folds that go in opposite directions
• Each panel of the accordian fold is about the same size