20 Clean White Letterpress Business Cards
Not too long ago I owned a site called Card Observer, which is a gallery of business card designs. Everyday I would have to look through submissions and pick out the best business cards. This was something I really enjoyed and miss doing. So I thought it would be fun to do a showcase of awesome business cards here.
For this post, I’ve rounded up a collection of 20 clean white letterpress business cards that will inspire you. You’ll notice that the clean and minimal approach taken with these designs conveys an overwhelming sense of quality and elegance.
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24 comments
sriganesh
April 2, 2010very interesting one – cosh here they dont make this type- very rare
Dany Vilela
April 2, 2010It is really hard to create an inspiring business card using white as the main color, since all business cards are white. But this set shows us that colors are not the only option to make a business card remarkable.
Gret set!
I also recommand these collection of blue & dark business cards:
http://dyvantity.com/inspiration/out-of-the-blue-30-creative-examples-of-blue-business-cards/
&
http://dyvantity.com/inspiration/back-to-black-20-elegant-examples-of-black-business-cards/
Regards from France.
Jordan Walker
April 2, 2010Those are all very beautiful business cards.
Keith Muth
April 2, 2010Samantha Warren has some really nice cards that she made for SXSW:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/samanthatoy/4400606325/
twitter
April 2, 2010I have never thought about how wonderful these white cars could be.
Jason
April 2, 2010The “Bob Evans” card is great.
Lena Tailor
April 2, 2010Really amazing collection, thank you for sharing.
Bizcard
April 2, 2010This level of details on a tiny 3.5×2 is simply amazing. Justifying the price for letterpress or emboss can be difficult, but once you have the product in your hand, you know it was worth every last penny. Nice work.
Sean Pollock
April 2, 2010Really interesting post. I never thought of a plain business card looking good but boy do these ones ever look great!
Thomas Craig Consulting
April 2, 2010Brilliant collection, love how clean and professional the letterpress effect creates on the business cards.
Javier Mateos
April 3, 2010The one that says Montage with the ‘g’ horizontal seems to be the best for me, hopefully we’ll decide soon how to develop our letterpress cards.
Stumbled this post, love your tweets also!
AnggaRifandi
April 4, 2010Very inspiring business card model, I would like to make my own business card and this list increase my business card reference
Mid Wales Design
April 5, 2010Nice collection – very inspiring!
Randi Klaber
April 7, 2010How do I go about getting a clean white letterpress business card made up with my information on it?
Cardview
April 10, 2010Clean and beautiful designs . I especially like the last one!
lono
April 12, 2010its such a shame embossing is such an expensive print method…
what do you think of our business cards?? we spot uv’d our logo and created such a nice effect.
http://www.lonocreative.com/2010/03/11/lono-creative-business-cards/
Minimalist Business Card Lover
April 12, 2010Really nice roundup! I like minimalist designs and letter-pressed business cards so these really appeal to me. Nothing can bring the sophisticated look more than a white-pressed letter pressed business card. Love the Penelope Jones one.
hydrangea1
May 11, 2010This round up reminds us how simple but high quality ingredients never fail to please. Kudos also to the photographers who captured the dimensions of paper, the embossing, the ink and the different shades of white. Art in small delicious bites.
Cash Loan Bournemouth
May 14, 2010Cool, I need some business cards doing, I’ll have a look at that site.
Attitude Design | Graphic Design Portfolio
May 26, 2010Very classy business cards – love the minimalist look.
yehya hafez
July 20, 2010Amazing
Just one word
OUTSTANDING
DSM Design
August 19, 2010Severe business card envy!!
Maros Hana - a.k.a. Hanafoto
September 1, 2010cool examples
i need pure black ones
anyone have idea where to print some at some decent pricing?
please
CSSReX
November 19, 2010Amazing Cards, Love their simplicity..
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