Triple Thick Corridor Flat Note Cards - Embossed

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Triple Thick Corridor Flat Note Cards - Embossed

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Price

$42.36 ~~$52.95~~ As Low As $0.79 ea.

Quantity:

Paper Weight:

140 lb. Cover

There are two elements that go into determining Paper Weight:

1) The TYPE of paper stock (ex. BOND, TEXT or COVER)

2) The WEIGHT of paper stock (ex. 60 lb, 130 lb, etc.)

Note, just because an item has a higher weight doesn't mean it's thicker.
Example: 100 lb. Text stock is actually lighter than 80 lb. Cover stock.

Examples of use:

Bond stocks are often used for note pads.

Text stocks are often used for note pads, Post-It® notes, light-weight note cards, and medium-weight note cards.

Cover stocks are often used for medium-weight note cards, heavy-weight note cards, holiday cards, business cards and invitations.

Board stocks are similar to cover stocks except they are available in much heavier weights. At 60 pt., board stock is extremely rigid and thick, similar to the cover of a harcover book.

	BOND	TEXT	COVER	BOARD
lightest	20 lb.
	24 lb.	60 lb.
	28 lb.	70 lb.
		80 lb.
		100 lb.
			65 lb.	8 pt.
			80 lb.
			90 lb.	10 pt.
			96 lb.
			100 lb.	11 pt.
			110 lb.
			115 lb.
heavy			120 lb.	15 pt.
			130 lb.
			140 lb.
				60 pt.
			200 lb.
			220 lb.
heaviest			260 lb.

To compare paper stocks, view the TYPE and the WEIGHT.

You can see the lightest weight stocks fall under the BOND column and the heaviest weight stocks fall under the COVER column.

Further information for paper enthusiasts

So, why isn't 80 lb. Text the same weight as 80 lb. Cover?

While the weight in pounds for most paper types is based on the total weight of 500 sheets, the dimensions of each individual sheet may vary for different TYPES of paper stock.

For example, Text stock is weighed based upon 25" x 38" sheets, while Cover stock is weighed based upon 20" x 26" sheets.

Due to manufacturing differences in paper, not all papers of the same type and weight will feel the same.

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Product Description

Set of embossed flat cards with 50 blank envelopes, your choice of triple thick stock color, 6.25" x 4.5". Uppercase lettering only as shown. Optional envelope linings and return address available. Positioning only as shown.
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Triple Thick Corridor Flat Note Cards - Embossed

Why did you choose this?

“
Handsome and great for guys!
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— Camilla D., purchased November 13, 2024

“
These are a very elegant, understated card. Third time I've ordered.
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— Martha M., purchased September 30, 2024

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Classy, old school, versatile
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— Ilana G., purchased September 16, 2024

“
I've been using these same cards for 20 years -- they are amazing and make great thank you notes, especially at work and in the military! I always get compliments on the cards and now I give them as gifts; for example, as a promotion gift using the new military member's rank. Very classy. Perfect size for a short note, or write on both sides if desired.
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— Martha S., purchased August 10, 2024