Letterpress A polymer plate presses into soft cotton paper — Crane's Lettra, Classic Crest, and similar stocks — leaving a deep, tactile impression that speaks for itself.
Foil Stamping A heated metal die transfers metallic or pigment foil to the surface. Gold, rose gold, copper, silver, black, and more — in matte or glossy finishes.
Duplexing & Triplexing Two or more printed sheets are mounted together after printing to create a card with extraordinary thickness. The layers can be different colors, creating a visible colored core at the edge.
Edge Painting & Gilding Color mixed to your specification, painted onto the trimmed edges. Edge foiling — or gilding — applies metallic leaf to the edge instead for a more formal finish.
Blind Debossing A letterpress impression with no ink — just the impression itself pressed into the paper. Clean, modern, and subtle. A clear varnish can be used in place of ink for a similar effect.
Blind Embossing The inverse of debossing — a raised impression with no ink. Where debossing presses in, embossing lifts out.
Die-Cutting Custom shapes cut from virtually any design you can imagine — rounded corners, arches, circles, diamonds, or fully custom silhouettes.
