Business cards that people don't put straight down.

The usual size is 85 x 55 mm. It fits most card holders and wallets. Special formats are possible too, such as square cards or rounded corners. They stand out, but they don't fit every card slot.

A sturdy paper that doesn't bend. Coated paper is smooth and shows colours vividly. Uncoated paper looks more natural and you can write on it with a ballpoint pen. Which weight and surface suit you depends on your brand and the finish you want.

Often, yes. A QR code with your contact details as a vCard saves the other person from typing them in. It can also lead to your website or portfolio. The important bits: print it large enough, test it before printing and point it to an address that will stay valid for a long time.

As many as you'll need in the foreseeable future. Roles, phone numbers or logos change faster than you'd think. Small runs are cheap with digital printing, so there's no need to print a stockpile. For teams, a single combined order for everyone is worth it.

That depends on quantity, area and technique. A finish usually needs an extra production step, often with its own tool such as an embossing die. With small runs, that has a bigger impact on the price. We'll get you a quote from the print shop beforehand.