How It’s Made
Color Paper is produced by blending pigments or dyes directly into the paper pulp during the manufacturing process. The
concentration and type of coloring agent determine the shade, tone, and vibrancy. After forming, the sheets go through drying, calendering, and
finishing for a smooth, uniform result.
Variety of Finishes
Available in matte, glossy, satin, metallic, and textured finishes, each offering a unique visual and tactile experience. For
example:
Matte – soft, glare-free look for professional uses
Glossy – vibrant and reflective, perfect for eye-catching prints
Metallic – luxury feel for premium packaging or creative projects
Acid-Free & Archival Quality
Acid-free color paper resists yellowing and brittleness over time, making it ideal for artwork, certificates, scrapbooking, and long-term document storage.
Eco-Friendly Choices
Sustainable options include paper made from recycled fibers, FSC-certified pulp, or chlorine-free bleaching, reducing environmental impact.
Versatility & Compatibility
Easily cut, folded, embossed, die-cut, or scored, making it suitable for crafts, packaging, cards, brochures, and displays. Works with inkjet and laser printing, enabling personalized designs and professional-quality graphics.
