The most commonly requested paper we print on is a pale cream (or off-white) paper, typically used for invitation printing. In fact, the majority of textured paper inquiries we receive ar… See more

When printing color images onto colored paper, it’s crucial to remember that the paper's color will affect the print's colors. Colored paper can add depth and interest to your prin… See more

Digital printing can encounter difficulties with some textured papers. Digital printing machines use hard rollers, and the toner can fall into the ‘gaps’ in the textured paper, leading to u… See more

The lithographic printing process uses wet inks and rubber rollers, making it much more suitable for textured papers. This method can better apply ink to all the tiny recesses i… See more