Textured paper is an entry-level choice for premium business cards, primarily using fine fabric, linen, white watermark, fine stripes, and linen textures to convey a sense of quality. It's suitable for simple and elegant designs, but not for large blocks of color or complex images. Its delicate texture makes it popular among artistic individuals and often chosen by those seeking a dignified and sophisticated effect, such as lawyers. Except for the white watermark paper, which is relatively soft, the other textures are stiff and have clear, delicate patterns. The white watermark is fresh and elegant, suitable for designs with a classical Chinese style.
In the packaging industry, textured paper is used as a high-quality imported art paper. Its surface features irregular, fine cross-shaped embossing, giving printed products a balanced halftone effect. Textured paper is also frequently used for printing calendars.
In label materials, textured paper can be used as one of the face papers for self-adhesive labels, applied to labels for products such as wine, spirits, champagne, bottled water, and pre-packaged foods.
