Moo Cards

[mymcreative]

A client of mine used then for both business cards and the smaller mini cards - quality was really good, but I think for bigger quantities try talking nicely to a digital printer who will give you the same quality and maybe more scope for things like special finishes / die cuts etc.

[Boss Hog]

but I think for bigger quantities try talking nicely to a digital printer

...litho printer?

[mymcreative]

Well if you were gonna to run like 20,000 business cards yeah a litho printer would be best, but for a couple of hundred, a digital printer (especially if you built up a relationship with them) would do the trick!

[Davidw]

Well if you were gonna to run like 20,000 business cards yeah a litho printer would be best, but for a couple of hundred, a digital printer (especially if you built up a relationship with them) would do the trick!

Unfortunately this statement shows you know nothing about this...

[mymcreative]

Sorry, I don't get quite what you mean.

Building relationships with suppliers is key in this business.

Over the years I have worked in design, and the various suppliers I have used in that time, when I need a 'favour' they are happy to help - it just proves the old saying, "Its not what you know, its who you know!"