Types of Business Cards
Not all business cards look the same. Some are simple, and some are super fancy! Picking the right one can help people remember you and your business. Let’s look at some popular types of business cards:
Standard Business Cards
The classic choice. These are clean, compact, and easy to hand out anywhere—at events, coffee shops, or client meetings. They fit neatly in wallets and card holders, making them a timeless option for all professionals.
Folded Business Cards
Think of these like tiny greeting cards for your brand! Folded cards give you double the space. Add your product list, special offers, or even a little brand story inside. It's like giving your clients a mini tour of your business!
Die-Cut Business Cards
Ready to turn heads? These cards break the mold—literally. Shaped like objects that match your business (like a cupcake, camera, or paint palette), die-cut cards show off your creativity and make a bold, unforgettable statement.
Textured or Embossed Business Cards
These cards feel like luxury. Raised letters or patterns add texture that instantly grabs attention. The moment someone touches it, they’ll know you mean business—with style and sophistication.
Velvet Touch Visiting Cards
Soft. Smooth. Seriously satisfying to hold. These cards have a velvety finish that screams elegance. Ideal for luxury brands, designers, or anyone who wants their card to leave a lasting impression—literally.
Matte Finish Visiting Cards
Sleek and modern, matte cards ditch the shine for a smooth, soft finish. They’re easy to write on and feel sophisticated. If you love that minimalist aesthetic, matte is where it’s at!
Spot UV Business Cards
Make it pop! Spot UV cards mix matte and gloss to highlight specific parts—like your logo, name, or design. The shiny spots catch the light and instantly draw the eye. Subtle but oh-so-effective.
Digital + Print Hybrid Business Cards
Tech-savvy and smart! These printed cards come with a modern twist—QR codes or NFC chips. One tap or scan, and boom! People land on your website, Instagram, or portfolio. It’s networking with a digital upgrade.