Type:Wood business card

Species: English Oak

Crafted from English Oak, this card showcases the natural character and grain of the wood, paired with precise laser etching for a refined, tactile finish. Rather than cutting through the material, the design relies on detailed surface engraving, allowing the oak’s strength and depth to take centre stage. On the reverse, the contact information is laser etched directly into the wood at an impressive resolution of 1200 dpi, resulting in crisp detail and a premium, long-lasting impression.

Type: Letterpress Business Card

Thickness: 900gsm

This highly specialised printing technique involves applying a reflective foil to the edge of your letterpress business cards adding that extra touch of elegance. We offer edge gilding in silver, traditional gold, rose gold and even holographic foil (shown in this examples). The front of the card has been debossed using a gloss black ink and metallic holoprint foil.

Type: Satin black plastic business card

Thickness: 760 micron 

The AM Prestige business card, crafted using our luxurious satin black plastic, demonstrates our ability to reproduce highly detailed graphics using metallic inks. The plastic is the same thickness as a standard credit card and has a black core. The cardholders contact details are printed on the reverse of the card, allowing for a clean, contemporary design.  

Type: Wood business card

Species: Finnish Birch

To guarantee the robust structural integrity of our cards, we employ a meticulous three-layer construction. The outer surfaces boast authentic wood veneer, lending an elegant and natural touch. Meanwhile, the core is reinforced with high-density fiberboard, effectively eliminating any vulnerability along the grain. This fortification not only enhances durability but also empowers us to craft intricate patterns with unwavering confidence in their resilience.

Type: Letterpress Business Card

Thickness: 900gsm 

Each letterpress card is painstakingly handcrafted using traditional artisanal techniques. We first etch the artwork into a metal block. We then use this to gently embed each ink, one at a time, into the surface of the stock. This gives a uniquely visual and tactile interest to the business card quite unlike that found in any other sort of production technique.

Type: Translucent plastic business card

Thickness: 760 micron 

The OK Media business card showcases our ability to print to the very edge of all four sides of the card. Most automated processes rely on clamping the card in place while being printed, ruling out designs that bleed off the edge of the card. The bespoke, handcrafted nature of our printing process does away with clamps, allowing us to reproduce designs like this one. 

Type: Tinted translucent plastic card

Thickness: 760 micron 

Our tinted translucent plastic cards are created by chemically laminating a plastic colour gel with a layer of translucent polymer. Our artisan hot foil printers apply the ink to the cards surface using traditional methods. 

Type: Matt Laminate Card

Thickness: 400gsm 

Our matt laminate cards are printed on 350gsm ultra white stock. Both sides are printed in full colour as standard. We then apply an ultra-thin layer of matt protective finish plastic to the front and back surfaces. Colours are vibrant; text is crisp. This card has also had an optional UV spot gloss applied to the logo to add a contrast in textures.

Type: Wood business card

Species: Finnish Birch

Our laser machine allows us to etch intricate graphics into the surface of the wood at an astonishing resolution of 1200dpi. The Finnish Birch offers the best contrast out of the four species of wood.

Type: Letterpress Business Card

Thickness: 900gsm 

This card has been pressed in our traditional letterpress printing process. We firstly etched our designer's artwork into a metal block. We then used this to embed the metallic copper ink, one at a time, into the surface of the custom coloured card stock. The result is a uniquely visual and tactile finish unlike that found in any other sort of production technique.  

Type: Full Colour Plastic Card

Thickness: 760 micron

Our full colour plastic business cards are particularly suited to photographic images and graphics that include gradients. The digital printing presses use a conventional CMYK reproduction process, capable of a wide colour gamut. 

Type: Tinted translucent business card

Thickness: 760 micron

For the Great North Firewood card we’ve applied a chrome-like metallic silver and metallic copper ink. Our tinted translucent plastic cards are created by chemically laminating a plastic colour gel with a layer of translucent polymer. Our artisan hot foil printers apply the ink to the card’s surface using traditional methods.

Type: Matt Laminate Card

Thickness: 400gsm

Our matt laminate cards are printed on 350gsm ultra white stock. Both sides are printed in full colour as standard. We then apply an ultra-thin layer of matt protective finish plastic to the front and back surfaces. Colours are vibrant; text is crisp. This card has also had an optional UV spot gloss applied to the face to add a contrast in textures.

Type: Metal business card

Thickness: 300 micron 

The Cirkus metal card is carved from marine grade stainless steel. Part of the logo has been etched into the surface of the metal exposing the lighter core of the steel. The outer stars have been fully cut through the steel to provide an extra visual interest and add contrast between the two areas.

Type: Wood business card

Species: Black Walnut

Crafted using our CO2 laser milling process, this card demonstrates the extraordinary accuracy and power of the laser as we have been able to cut away a decorative jungle pattern. The logo has then been etched into the surface of the card at a resolution of 1200dpi. The result is an eye catching card that sits perfectly alongside this company's branding.

Type: Letterpress Business Card

Thickness: 900gsm 

Each 'Woodworker' card has been painstakingly handcrafted using our traditional letterpress technique. We first etch the artwork into a metal block. We then use this to gently embed each ink, one at a time, into the surface of the stock. This gives a uniquely visual and tactile interest to the business card quite unlike that found in any other sort of production technique.