Creative Paper

These papers gain their tactile and visual character mainly from mechanical embossing rather than decorative surface coating. Typical texture directions may include laid, linen, woven, felt, leather grain, fine lines, geometric patterns, natural patterns and traditional motifs.

These papers gain their identity from the material composition itself. Depending on the grade, the pulp may incorporate or visibly express cotton, hemp, linen, silk-like fibres, plant fibres, coffee residues, recycled fibres, natural particles or other specialty inclusions. The exact fibre composition must be confirmed grade by grade and should not be generalized across the full collection.

Regular stock products are available from an MOQ of 100 sheets. This low stock MOQ is particularly useful for invitations, greeting cards, stationery, book covers, limited-run publications, premium brochures, menus, certificates, hang tags, sample books and creative design testing.

Because this collection includes multiple fibre structures and surface textures, printing behaviour varies by grade. Depending on the selected paper, buyers should confirm compatibility with offset printing, digital printing, letterpress, screen printing, foil stamping, embossing / debossing, die cutting, scoring, and laser or inkjet printing where applicable.

Papers containing visible fibres or inclusions may behave differently from conventional smooth paper, so physical sample testing is recommended for demanding print or finishing applications.

• Invitations
• Greeting cards
• Premium stationery
• Business cards
• Book covers
• Menus
• Brochures
• Art books
• Certificates
• Garment tags
• Corporate communication
• Luxury print
• Creative design projects