Kraft & Textured Flyers

Most flyers are white and glossy, which is exactly why a brown kraft one gets noticed. These are printed on 300gsm stock, closer to a postcard than a leaflet, so they feel worth keeping. Pick the paper first, then the size.

Two papers, two moods

• 300gsm Brown Kraft. Natural brown card with a rustic, handmade feel. Ink on brown looks darker and more muted than on white, so bold shapes and dark text work best. Pale tints and fine light lines tend to fade into the brown.
• 300gsm Pearl. A card with a subtle pearlescent shimmer that catches the light. Good for beauty salons, wedding suppliers and anything that should feel a bit special.

Sizes

A4 and A5 for full flyers and price lists. A6 and A7 for small cards in a bag or on a counter. DL (a third of A4) fits a rack or an envelope. The 105, 148 and 210 mm squares are a less common shape that looks fresh on a table.

Who orders kraft and textured flyers

A coffee roaster tucks an A6 kraft card in every bag with brewing tips. A florist hands out A5 kraft price lists at a wedding fair. A nail bar uses pearl DL flyers for its treatment menu. A craft market stall keeps square kraft cards on the table with its social handles.

Print, quantities and timing

Print single sided, or double sided to use the back for an offer or a map. Quantities run from 50 to 2,000, so a small maker can order a few dozen. Upload your print-ready artwork when you order; design help is available as an option at checkout. Saver production is from 5 working days, with faster speeds on the page. UK mainland postage is £7.95 per basket, not per item, and free when your goods total £100 or more. Highlands mainland addresses add £10; Northern Ireland and the islands are quoted first.