Premium A4 card stock from GF Smith and other leading paper brands. Whether you're creating wedding invitations, restaurant menus, or luxury stationery, our card stock range offers the weight, finish, and quality to make every printed piece stand out. Choose from pearlescent, textured, linen, and smooth finishes in weights from 250gsm to 290gsm — all compatible with inkjet and laser printers and suitable for professional print production.

Shop by finish

• Pearlescent card — Smooth double-sided shimmer from the GF Smith Peregrina Majestic range at 290gsm. Available colours: Frost White (GF Smith Marble White), Kings Blue (GF Smith Kings Blue), Quarzo Ivory (GF Smith Milk), Opal Candlelight Cream (GF Smith Candlelight Cream), Real Gold (GF Smith Gold), and Real Silver (GF Smith Silver).
• Textured card — Matt textured surface with a tactile feel. Ideal for invitations and stationery. 270gsm.
• Linen & silkweave card — Fine woven texture with an elegant, understated finish. Available in white and ivory. 250gsm.

What is card stock used for?

Card stock is used wherever standard printer paper isn't substantial enough. Popular uses include wedding invitations, save-the-date cards, greetings cards, certificates, place cards, menus, wine lists, gift tags, business cards, packaging inserts, and premium paper crafts. At 250–290gsm, our card stock has a substantial, high-quality feel that elevates any printed piece — whether for a home craft project or a professional print run.

For restaurants, hotels & hospitality venues

Our card stock is a popular choice for restaurants, hotels, and event venues looking to print premium menus, tasting cards, place cards, and event programmes in-house or via a print supplier. The pearlescent and textured ranges in particular add a luxury finish that signals quality before a word is read.

Printer compatibility

All card stock in this collection is compatible with inkjet and laser printers that support heavyweight card. It is also suitable for use with professional print suppliers for offset and digital print production. Always check your printer's maximum supported paper weight and use a manual or rear-feed path where available.

Pack sizes

Most products are available in multiple pack sizes — from 10-sheet packs for small bespoke projects through to 500-sheet packs for larger print runs. Larger packs offer better value per sheet.