One design
25 cards
- 148 × 103 mm
- Printing: Digital
- Impact 350gsm 100% recycled uncoated white
- Full colour both sides
- 1 design · 25 each
Quick quotePostcards
A6, A5 and square postcards for promotions, invitations, direct mail and branded communications—specified around how they need to look, feel and travel.

Quick quote
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From the Environmental Printing project archiveA useful format with many roles
Use postcards for launches, thank-you notes, invitations, direct mail, product inserts, event handouts, café promotions and artist editions. The format, stock and printing are matched to the job rather than forced into a generic online template.
Paper & print
Choose from bright-white, natural recycled and premium uncoated options. We consider colour reproduction, stiffness, writing feel, mailing requirements and the intended impression before recommending a stock.
A6 is a familiar all-rounder, A5 gives artwork more room and 145 mm square creates a distinctive presentation. Custom sizes are possible where practical.
Print one side for a simple card or both sides for campaign details, address panels, booking information or a clear call to action.
Supply CMYK artwork with trim, bleed and safe areas. Leave suitable space for addresses, handwriting or mailing marks when the card needs them.
Preview your artwork before you print.
Use visual guides to check your artwork’s proportions, finished edge, bleed area and safe zone for selected cards, postcards and wrapping paper.
If you spot a problem, correct it in your original artwork before sending the finished file to Environmental Printing for a final pre-press check. The checker does not automatically verify bleed or crop marks, or create press-ready artwork.
Square greeting-card support shown is coming soon.
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Before artwork is final
Postal requirements, address areas, barcodes, handwriting and edge clearance can all affect the layout. Share the intended use early and we can flag practical issues before they become expensive production changes.
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