Cardstock Printing
Thick 24pt cardstock for handouts and compact displays that need more structure than ordinary paper—best kept dry and used indoors.
- 24pt cardstock gives invitations, counter cards, and inserts a noticeably rigid feel.
- Single- or double-sided layouts can pair a visual front with details, schedules, or a QR code on the back.
- Square or rounded corners and select contour cuts let the finished shape support the design.
- Gloss laminate can add handling protection and sheen, but it does not turn paper stock into an outdoor sign.
- Easel and adhesive-backing options depend on the display surface, duration, and removal expectations.
The story
Give the small-format piece enough structure
PRINT + FINISH NOTES —
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Cardstock sits between a handout and a rigid sign. It has enough body for invitations, product cards, table displays, and premium inserts, while staying compact and easy to distribute. That makes it useful for Los Angeles-area hospitality counters, event check-in tables, retail displays, and office communications kept in controlled indoor spaces.
The print brief should separate finished size from artwork size. Files that print to the edge need bleed; logos and text need safe margins; photographs need enough resolution at final dimensions; and two-sided pieces need the correct front-to-back orientation.
Finish choices follow the use. Rounded corners soften frequently handled cards, custom cuts create a distinct silhouette, laminate helps with routine handling, and an easel or adhesive back changes how the piece stands or mounts. None of those additions makes paper the right material for rain, wash-down areas, or long-term outdoor display.