Folded Business Cards

A folded business card holds promise. It offers more room for words, images, and the story you want to tell—but the wise marketer knows the secret is not in filling every inch. White space, that untouched canvas, can be as powerful as any call to action. These cards, interactive by design, invite curiosity. Crafted from sturdy 300gsm Kraft paper or the smooth elegance of 350gsm silk, they arrive flat, creased perfectly, waiting to be folded when the time is right. There’s a certain magic in handing someone a card that asks them to pause, to open it. That brief moment becomes a shared experience, a tiny gesture that lingers in the mind long after it’s passed.

And if the design is right—if it sings in just the right way—that moment turns into something memorable. The brand, the person, the venture it represents stays with them, subtly echoing in the back of their thoughts.

Here, creativity knows no bounds. Perhaps it’s a price list, a tiny menu, or a calendar tucked inside the folds. Maybe it’s a business card with a clever twist, offering just a little more than expected. We dream of the day an author slips one of these into a reader’s hands, a mini-adventure unfolding along with their latest novel. The only limit is your imagination—and of course, the font size. Keep it clear, around 8-10 points, so no one has to squint to see who you are. After all, you want them to remember you, not the struggle to...

A folded business card holds promise. It offers more room for words, images, and the story you want to tell—but the wise marketer knows the secret is not in filling every inch. White space, that untouched canvas, can be as powerful as any call to action. These cards, interactive by design, invite curiosity. Crafted from sturdy 300gsm Kraft paper or the smooth elegance of 350gsm silk, they arrive flat, creased perfectly, waiting to be folded when the time is right. There’s a certain magic in handing someone a card that asks them to pause, to open it. That brief moment becomes a shared experience, a tiny gesture that lingers in the mind long after it’s passed.

And if the design is right—if it sings in just the right way—that moment turns into something memorable. The brand, the person, the venture it represents stays with them, subtly echoing in the back of their thoughts.

Here, creativity knows no bounds. Perhaps it’s a price list, a tiny menu, or a calendar tucked inside the folds. Maybe it’s a business card with a clever twist, offering just a little more than expected. We dream of the day an author slips one of these into a reader’s hands, a mini-adventure unfolding along with their latest novel. The only limit is your imagination—and of course, the font size. Keep it clear, around 8-10 points, so no one has to squint to see who you are. After all, you want them to remember you, not the struggle to read your name.

A few ideas on how to best use folded business cards:

• Mini Brochure – but seriously teeny so make sure every word counts.
• Appointment Card – we also have standard appointment cards.
• Menu – if you have a mico menu or specials this could be a quirky take on a menu.
• Loyalty Card – We also sell self-inking stamps
• Event Invite – Why not use them as a little invite or a save the date style card?
• Portfolio Display – Artists, designers, or photographers can use the inside space to display a small portfolio of their work, leaving contact details on the cover.
• Discount or Promo Code – Add an element of surprise and pop a discount inside.
• Calendar – Though it be but small, it can be a sweet alternative to your phone calendar.
• Product Guide – Product instructions or set ups that are sturdier than most.
• Storytelling Card –Make covers of your own book with the first paragraph printed as a little teaser (and maybe a little code for people to use against their purchase)
• Save-the-Date – personalise these for any functions.
• Networking Card – Think of it as a spotlight CV and include a short bio, key achievements, or professional milestones inside the fold to make a more personal impression at networking events.
• Travel Itinerary – Great for travel agencies, these cards can display trip details or promotional travel packages on the inside, along with contact information.
• Map or Directions – Get the footfall your shop needs and include a small map or set of directions that can be printed on the inside, making it easier for clients to locate you.

Not into these? That's OK, we have lots of other business card upgrades for you: Pearlescent Business Cards | Plastic Business Cards | Magnetic Business Cards | Foiled Business Cards | Spot UV Business Cards | Textured Business Cards

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