Card Stock Paper

Card Stock Paper for Professional & Creative Uses

Card stock delivers stiffness, opacity and a quality feel that ordinary copy paper can’t match. It’s the go-to choice for covers, menus, price cards, dividers, invitations and classroom crafts. We stock reliable grades and colours that run smoothly on common office devices.

Types of Card in This Category

• Ivory Card – Smooth, elegant surface with strong stiffness; great for certificates, menus and premium covers.
• Manila/Kraft Card – Durable and economical for everyday dividers, tags and filing aids.
• Fancy/Textured Card – Subtle laid/wove or patterned finishes for event pieces and brand presentations.
• Colour Cards – Pastel and assorted colours for signage, subject dividers and teaching aids.
• Worker/Stock (Time) Cards – Pre-printed attendance/record cards for HR and operations.

Sizes & GSM Guide

• A4 (210 × 297mm) – Everyday crafting, certificates, table tents and dividers.
• A3 (297 × 420mm) – Large covers, menu boards and posters.
• 160–200gsm – Lightweight cards for bulk mailers and folded pieces.
• 230–300gsm – Rigid cards for premium covers, certificates and freestanding signage.

Printing & Finishing Tips

• Device match – Many office laser/inkjet printers accept 160–230gsm; check your printer specs for supported maximum gsm.
• Driver settings – Select “Heavy/Card” media to improve toner/ink adhesion and reduce curl.
• Score before fold – For 230gsm and above, score/crease before folding for clean edges.
• Finishing – Card stock works well with die-cutting, trimming, punching and laminating.

Related Categories

• Photograph & Certificate Paper
• Copier Paper
• Labels & Stickers
• Filing Products

FAQ

Which gsm should I choose for covers and certificates?

230–300gsm gives a rigid, premium feel for covers and certificates. For lighter cards or mailers, 160–200gsm is sufficient.

What is the difference between ivory card and manila card?

Ivory has a smooth, premium surface and higher opacity—ideal for formal pieces. Manila/kraft is tougher and cost-effective for everyday dividers, tags and filing.

Can card stock be used on home/office printers?

Yes—many devices handle 160–230gsm. Always check your printer’s maximum gsm and select a “Heavy/Card” media type.

What are worker/stock cards?

They are pre-printed attendance/record cards (often day 1–31) used for timekeeping and stock/operation logs.

Do you sell textured or coloured cards?

Yes—this category includes fancy/textured and colour card options for creative and branding work.

Do you offer bulk pricing and delivery across Malaysia?

Yes. Pacific Wise provides bulk discounts, reward points and fast nationwide delivery.