Premium colored papers with a subtle vellum finish similar to a velvet finish. The papers come in a mecca of fantastic colors. Colorplan is made in England and is acid free. Colorplan papers are ideal for letterpress and offset printing. colorplan papers are available at PaperWorks in many colors and sizes. We carry 8.5x11 and 19x25 in 130lb cover.
Paperworks Bistro: Colorplan: EarthChoice Opaque Cover: Paperworks Document: Mohawk Superfine: Paperworks Bistro Parch
ColorplanBrand
Paperworks DocumentBrand
Paperworks Document paper
High Performance, Infinite Possibilities
Paperworks Document Paper is a reliable and cost effective digital paper, which can be used for all high quality 2-4 color digital print jobs. It is avaiable in a broad range of weights and sizes specially engineered to perform across a wide spectrum of a digital imaging machines. Made of 100% Eucalyptus globulus fibers. 97 GE brightness (161 CIE whiteness). High opacity for minimal show-through. Acid free. ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free).
Mohawk SuperfineBrand
Mohawk Superfine is one of the finest printing papers made today. No other paper has the same reputation for quality, consistency and uniformity. Superfine inspires great design with its superb formation and the eggshell finish provides lush tactility, archival quality and timeless appeal. Eggshell finish is soft to the touch, clean and spotless with the highest-quality fiber formation making this sheet ideal for high-end corporate communications, fine art prints and books, high-end packaging and all high quality printed pieces. You'll enjoy the soft palette of whites providing the ideal canvas for truer richer colors.
Paperworks Bistro ParchBrand
Paperworks Bistro Parchment evokes the look of genuine parchment. Its vellum surface and distinctive cloudy formation varies naturally making every sheet unique. Recycled and containing a minimum 30% post-consumer waste fiber. Bistro is perfect for menus, certificates, diplomas, invitations, awards and announcements.
Due to the distinctive "cloudy" surface formation, slight color varations are commonplace in parchment papers during the manufacturing process making every sheet truly unique.