
Polo Shirts
Put the same brand on the people meeting customers.
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Buying guide
Matt lamination gives a business card a lower-glare finished surface and changes how colours and reflections feel in the hand. It suits many everyday and premium cards where a restrained presentation is more useful than a high-shine finish. The laminate also covers the printed surface, so consider whether the card needs handwriting, stamping or another post-print use before choosing it. Strong typography and clear spacing remain more important than the finish itself. If the artwork depends on very glossy colour or reflective contrast, compare gloss, soft-touch, foil or Spot UV options rather than assuming matt is automatically the premium choice.
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Matt vs gloss lamination
Choose matt lamination for a more restrained, low-glare finish and gloss when you want stronger shine and colour punch. Soft-touch adds a more tactile premium feel but should be chosen for the brand and use, not simply because it costs more.
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What size should a business card be?
For most UK businesses, 85 × 55mm is the safest business card size because it fits standard wallets and card holders. Square cards are better when standing out matters more than fitting conventional holders.
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Soft touch, foil or Spot UV business cards?
Soft touch changes the feel of the whole card, foil adds a metallic focal element, and Spot UV creates selective gloss contrast. The best finish is the one that supports the design; combining every premium effect can make a card busier rather than better.
Read guideWhat is the advantage of matt lamination?
It creates a smoother, lower-glare surface and changes the handling feel of the card. Whether that is an advantage depends on the brand and how the card will be used.
Matt or uncoated business cards?
Choose matt laminate when you want a sealed finished surface; choose uncoated when a more natural paper feel or easier writeability is important.
Matt vs gloss?
Matt is subtle and sophisticated; gloss is vibrant and punchy.
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