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Greeting Cards- Keep in Touch

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Custom Greeting Cards

Think greeting cards are just for holidays? Think again. These versatile cards play a pivotal role in personal and professional relationships. From expressing gratitude with a thank-you card to sending birthday wishes or anniversary sentiments, greeting cards capture emotions. They have the power to bridge gaps, foster connections, and, from a business standpoint, boost customer loyalty. When used strategically, they become more than just cards; they’re tools for enhancing customer engagement and retention.

  • Experience ultra-fast turnaround. Need it within a day? We’ve got you covered.
  • Explore our range of five premium stock options. Eco-friendly? Choose our recycled matte.
  • Customization is key. Select from our two envelope types to match your card’s vibe.
  • Overwhelmed? Let us handle it. We offer a comprehensive service: print, address, and mail with our direct mailing.

Distinguishing your greeting cards is crucial in today’s competitive landscape. We employ a plethora of printing techniques to cater to diverse needs. Be it intricate folding patterns, tailor-made sizes, elegant foil stamps, or eye-catching die cuts – we ensure your cards are memorable. Our premium stock suggestions, like the ultra-thick 16-point paper or the earth-friendly 13-point matte, provide an unparalleled touch of class. Our state-of-the-art printing presses are calibrated daily, ensuring that each card is a masterpiece in itself. Don’t have a design in mind? No worries! Click Here and our team will assist you. And for the latest trends and offers, don’t forget to follow us on Facebook.

Midwest Custom Print Printing Tip: Want your cards to be writable? Our velvet paper is perfect for jotting down personal messages without smudges.

16-Point C2S Gloss Cover Stock

Our 16 pt. C2S gloss cover stock is a premium, ultra-thick stock with a glossy finish on both sides — perfect for greeting cards that need to stand out above the rest.

15-Point Velvet Cover Stock

Our 15 pt. velvet cover stock is a heavy, distinctive paper with a velvety smooth finish and semi-matte look with 10 percent recycled content. This stock gives a high-end, classic look to any greeting card.

14-Point C2S Gloss Cover Stock

Our 14 pt. C2S gloss cover stock is a high-quality cover stock featuring a glossy sheen on both sides - perfect for greeting cards with high resolution and sharp imagery.

14-Point C1S Gloss Cover Stock

Our 14 pt. C1S gloss cover stock is a thick, standard weight cover stock with glossy sheen on one side and one side uncoated for printing or writing.

13-Point Matte Cover Stock

Our 13 pt. matte cover stock is an ideal choice for products where a matte finish is desired. It presents a more subtle, sophisticated look.

13-Point 100% Recycled Matte Cover Stock

Our 13 pt. recycled matte cover stock is the ultimate eco-friendly choice. This paper is made from 100% post-consumer waste and has excellent printing characteristics combined with a sophisticated matte finish.

Normal- 5 Business Days

Fast- 3 Business Days

Faster- 2 Business Days

Rush- 1 Business Day

Production Days begin on the next business day following the approval of the artwork. Artwork is due by 1pm CST on the day prior to production.

We are currently only offering UPS Ground Shipping. For other shipping options, call 844-928-7866.

Resolution, also known as DPI (Dots Per Inch) or PPI (Pixels Per Inch), can be described as the number of dots that fit horizontally and vertically into a one-inch space. Generally, the more dots per inch, the more detail captured and the sharper the resulting image.

Help Topics

300 DPI Image
Image 300 DPI

Photoshop
To see if your file has the proper resolution for printing in Photoshop, click on Image>Image Size. View the resolution section. The resolution should be set to 300 dpi.

Acrobat
To see if your file has the proper resolution in Acrobat, set your view to 300%. If your artwork appears pixelated beyond this point, then your artwork is low resolution.

How do I know if my resolution is good for print?
If your artwork appears pixelated beyond the 300% view in Acrobat, then this
is an indication that your file is low resolution. If your artwork appears crisp at 300%, then this is a good indication that your resolution is print ready.

DO NOT ENLARGE a 72 dpi file in your 300 dpi document.

A common misconception is that you can convert a file from 72 dpi to 300 dpi. This is both true and false. If your image is 4 by 6 inches at 72 dpi, the image will actually be smaller when importing it to a 300 dpi document. This is not the same for files that are large in size at 72 dpi. For example, if your file is 28 inches by 40 inches at 72 dpi, then the file is large enough to import into a 300 dpi document.

DO NOT RESAMPLE THE RESOLUTION in Photoshop.
Another misconception is that you can up the resolution from 72 dpi to 300 dpi in Photoshop simply by changing the current dpi to 300 dpi. This is incorrect. Doing so will make your file pixelated