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Uncoated Greeting Cards Offset 14pt - Clubcard Printing USA

Writable Greeting Card Printing on 14pt Uncoated Matte Card Stock

Give your greeting cards a warm, natural look with premium 14pt uncoated matte card stock. This stock offers a soft, non-glossy finish that produces more muted, organic color tones perfect for designs that need a more personal and handcrafted feel.

One of the best features of uncoated card stock is its writable surface. You can easily use pens, pencils, gel pens, and even markers without worrying about smudging. This makes these greeting cards ideal for writing heartfelt messages, signing names, or adding personal notes by hand.

At 14 points thick, this card stock is sturdy enough to feel substantial but flexible enough to fold cleanly and stay flat. That makes it a great choice for greeting cards that need to maintain their shape in envelopes or display racks, without popping open.

Whether you are creating holiday cards, thank you cards, event invitations, or custom stationery, this uncoated matte stock delivers a clean and classic look that feels more thoughtful and less commercial.

Product Details

  • Card Stock: 14pt uncoated matte finish

  • Writable Surface: Works with pens, pencils, gel pens, and ink stampers

  • Printing Method: Offset printed for professional, high-quality results

  • Printed in the USA: Produced at our California print facility

  • Production Time: Standard turnaround is approximately five business days

Can Uncoated Cards Have Frayed Edges?

It is common to see "frayed / rough edges" on uncoated stocks, especially with ink coverage that extends to the edge of the cards. When a stock is not coated the fibres can break loose when trimmed. Choosing a coated or laminated card will help avoid this issue.

Are Colors Subdued On Uncoated Cards?

Uncoated stocks produce subdued, muted colors that may appear dull compared to coated stocks with low lustre aqueous or high gloss UV coatings.

Can Uncoated Cards Crack If Scored?

The fiber in uncoated cards may break when scored to fold, producing what appears to be cracks in the paper. If you don't like crack we suggest, you choose a coated stock instead.

Can Grey Colors Shift?

CMYK Process colors in the grey range and de-saturated images can shift in color throughout the print run and may cause the greys to appear either cooler or warmer. For a neutral grey, we recommend converting all grey values and de-saturated images to true greyscale consisting of K (black) only values.

Is there color variation on solid blue?

Due to the nature of club-run printing, you may experience color variation in solid fills of blue/ For great blue results, we recommend a 30% difference between your Cyan and Magenta levels to ensure a nice rich dark blue, rather than purple.

Should You Use Rich Black?

For the richest of deep dark blacks in print use 50/40/40/100 as the CMYK value. If printing small black text (or knocked out text) we recommend a k only black (0/0/0/100) to avoid misregistration issues.

Can I Use Small Text On Uncoated Cards?

Uncoated stocks are more grainy and fibrous than other stocks, so if you are looking for really sharp lines or micro text a coated stock will be up to that challenge.

Can I Write On Uncoated Cards?

Write up a storm! Unlike our coated options, these cards work perfect as stamp cards, appointment cards, or a business card that you can scrawl a note across the back. You've found a match.

Print Specifications

Offset Printed using Stochastic Screens
14pt Uncoated Card Stock, 30% post-consumer waste
Full Color Both Sides (4/4) or Full Color One Side (4/0), using soy-based inks

Uncoated Greeting Cards Offset 14pt

$171.00 - $275.00
$171.00
$171.00 - $275.00
$171.00

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