Overview of linen paper and linen cardstock

Available in 80 gsm (linen paper) and 246 gsm (linen cardstock)
Two side uncoated paper
Matt surface, both sides can be written on
White bond paper with a linen texture
Reprinting possible without quality loss

Properties of linen paper and linen cardstock

Our linen paper and linen cardstock have multiple benefits: Linen paper and linen cardstock have an elegant and timeless texture that is nice to look at, convenient to handle and great tactile appeal. Linen stocks have a sophisticated look and feel and create an impression of superior quality. These properties are also visible in the print result: The linen texture makes colours and textures come out in style.

Material description of linen paper and linen cardstock

Our linen paper produces dull colours and has a striking linen structure that is visible at first glance. The tactile tile structure makes colours on linen paper more subdued compared to smooth coated paper which produces the matt effect.

"Linen card stock with its special visual appearance is very popular with the customers. Due to its rough uncoated surface, you can write on it with any pen."
Stefan Hagen – Head of Offset Printing at Onlineprinters

Tips on choosing linen paper and linen cardstock

Is linen paper a typical office paper that is suitable for everyday business correspondence?

We offer linen paper for letterhead, a classic among office supplies. Linen paper is often preferred for this purpose because it adds an elegant and classy look to any business correspondence. Offset paper is the standard paper stock in most offices.

Can you write and stamp on linen paper?

You can easily print on linen paper with a laser printer or write and stamp on it.

What is the difference between linen paper and linen cardstock?

Linen paper and linen cardstock have almost identical properties. The only difference is the paper weight which is 80 gsm for linen paper and 246 gsm for linen cardstock.