BUSINESS CARDS
With the best quality and fastest turnaround, SHOTZ is the place to go for business card printing in Brisbane.
Make your own design, or brief our designers to create one for you and get the professional looking cards you deserve.
Urgent job?
Do you need a print job done urgently? We offer same day and next day turnarounds, get in touch now to organise your rush order.
Why Choose Shotz?
- Fast turnaround time
- Massive range of stocks, shapes, sizes, and embellishments
- Free full-colour printing
- 30 years of experience in the printing game
Card Stocks
The feel of your business card is one of the first things a potential client will notice when it’s handed to them. We have a massive range of boards available with varying thicknesses, textures and materials to help express your brand. View some of our common options by clicking on the names below.
Celloglaze Laminate
Stick with the classic feel of ink and card or choose a laminate that makes your card stylish, durable and memorable.
No Cello
Standard economy business card without celloglaze and provides the classic paper feel.
Gloss Cello
Eye catching finish that improves image depth and gives the card more vibrance with a dramatically shiny overlay.
Matte Cello
Shine free finish that improves the durability of the card whilst providing a very soft and elegant feel.
All shapes & sizes.
Find the perfect fit for your business, whether you want round, square, mini or tall. We can cut business cards to any size and shape.
Embellishments
Make your business cards eye catching and memorable with our variety of business card embellishments. Browse through some of our common embellishments below.
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A brief history of business cards.
The original concept of the business card is believed to have originated in China sometime in the 15th century. The first cards were used as visiting cards designed to be handed to the doorman upon arrival. This meant the visitor or his footman wasn’t required to list his full and often lengthy title. This visiting card custom eventually made it to Europe in the 1600’s. The concept quickly flowed to the British Isles and was an instant success.
The Brits however quickly pressed it into service as what we know as a business card. Simply designed cards with text and directions to the merchants premises as street numbers were not in use as yet. Strict etiquette was soon to follow with two very distinct cards. The visiting card and the business card. Handing over a business card while on a social call was an unforgivable social gaff as this was reserved for debt collection.
Eventually the visiting card died and the Business card took over. Business card design has become an art in itself. Die cut cards, shaped cards, textured business cards and intricately printed full colour business cards are everywhere. Today it remains an integral part of a business identity and the simplest form of advertising at our disposal. It’s hard to imagine doing business today without one.