What is Pantone? Pantone colours are specific shades that can be easily matched or replicated. When you need an exact colour printed, it is best to use Pantone colours. Pantone is able to produce shades that CMYK is unable to produce, such as metallic and fluorescent colours. What are the differences between Pantone and CMYK printing? The main
Hot Stamp finishing is a Gold or Silver foil finishing on your prints. This option is being made for Business Cards; 260gsm Matt Laminated , 310gsm Matt Laminated, Pantone Letterheads and Red Packets. The standard hot stamping size is 2″ x 5″. Hot Stamping area needs to be at least 5mm away from the trim edge.
CMYK in general do not print white ink, hence why we have the option of CMYK + White Ink Printing. This option is being made for products like our UV Frosted Translucent Business card and our Plastic File Folders. If you have a white background on your artwork and choose CMYK instead of CMYK +
CMYK and RGB are two types of colour modes used in designs and artworks for different purposes in the digital and print industries. Hence, it is important to know the difference between these two colour spaces to make sure that your artwork and designs comes off as intended. What is RGB? RGB stands for Red,
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