Visiting Card Printing in Surat

The most common size is 3.5 × 2 inches (89 × 51 mm), which fits standard card holders and wallets. Some businesses use 88 × 58 mm. We recommend sticking to a standard size unless you have a specific reason, because non-standard cards get bent in wallets.

300 GSM is the practical standard and feels professional. 350 and 400 GSM feel noticeably more substantial and suit consultants, architects and premium retail. Above 400 GSM the card becomes awkward in a wallet, so that is a sensible upper limit.

Spot UV is a glossy varnish applied to selected areas over a matte laminated card — typically the logo. The contrast between matte background and glossy detail is tactile and catches light. It adds far less cost than foiling while creating a similar impression of quality.

Cutting machines have a small tolerance, so text placed closer than about 3mm to the trim line risks being clipped on some cards in the stack. Always keep text inside a 3mm safe margin and extend background artwork 3mm beyond the trim as bleed.

Setup cost is spread across the run, so per-card price drops sharply with quantity — 1,000 cards typically cost far less than twice what 500 cost. The main reason to order fewer is if your details might change soon.

Yes. Most clients order the visiting cards, letterheads and envelopes together so colour and typography match across the set — running them together also works out cheaper than ordering separately.