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Your cart is empty. Desktop Publishing Supplies, Inc. brand Ultra Heavyweight Thick 110lb Cover White Cardstock works great for those looking for an impressively thick stock for their invitations, greeting cards, business cards, etc. This 110lb Cover White Cardstock is our heaviest cardstock and is a 98 brightness. This stock measures 8 1/2" x 11" and is inkjet and laser printer compatible.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the thickness, we recommend checking your printer specifications to make sure it can feed at least 110lb Cover (297 gsm) stock.
Tiffany Smith
2025-08-24 18:14:08
The card stock came quick, it’s nice & thick like I needed for an Eagle Scout Court of Honor invitations & other printed media for this event. Some of the paper was damaged in the box, pretty sure it was an Amazon/Shipping mishap & not the seller’s fault.. I reached out to the seller & they responded quick and offered to send a replacement.. they did, only they sent me double what I had purchased! I had got a pack of 100 sheets. They sent me 2 packs of 100, totaling 200 pages.. I’m guessing to make up for it.. which was really cool of them. I appreciate excellent customer service & that’s exactly what they provided & then some!You won’t be disappointed w this card stock if you want nice, thick paper. It feels like a thicker greeting card material. Not flimsy. No discoloration, pure white/cream pages. The edges were perfect (on my new, undamaged packs) boxing was great..(one reason we think the first box was damaged post-seller) if you want thinner, flexible paper.. this isn’t for you. I can fold it, but it’s tricky to crease bc it’s so thick, it makes a “fat†crease. (My kids used a few sheets for homemade Father’s Day cards).. but they did the trick. I would call this very thick, but foldable at the same time. Cuts nicely too. Need good scissors tho. Excellent product overall!! Oh & the box is nice for storage (not the shipping packaging, the actual box the stock comes in). It’s a nice, close able box w attached lid/opening flap. To store when not in use.
BubsMum
2025-07-05 13:23:03
Made graduation anouncements on this cardstock. The quality of the paper was nice. It was smooth, matte, plenty heavy/thick, and it printed smoothly. It took A LOT of trials before I got the color right on this paper compared to the previous color corrections I had made on cheaper thinner cardstock. I am very particular though, having worked as a graphic designer for years. If you have the same printer as me (Canon Pixma MX490), here are the modes I used to get the color to a satifactory final product for me; Color Profile: Driver Defined, Quick Settings Tab: Standard, Media: Plain Paper, Quality: High Resolution, Main Tab: Color/Intensity, Manual, Brightness -8, Contrast 29. This might be a starting place for you. I did about 20 smaller sized prints before I got here. Also, the cardstock did feed through, but I had to help it a little by giving it a gentle push. I only put one piece through at a time, so I could help it along easier.Overall I am pleased with it. Not sure if I saved any money as oppsed to having my stuff printed somewhere else, but this way I made sure everything looked like I wanted it. Would buy again. Everything arrived well too. No bent corners.
JT
2025-07-01 19:29:26
Unlike my review of the 80 lb cover which was doused in lavender oil and smelled very strongly.... this was packaged in plastic (like you would expect any office supplies like printable cardstock) and also came UNSCENTED.It's smooth, white and good quality. It's very heavy/stiff so feels like genuine 110 lb cover weight. It also came without damage.Despite my HP color laser printer allegedly only being able to handle cardstock weights of 80 lb cover or below... it printed on this just 110 lb cover just fine! However, I did go page by page because the front had to match with the back for my needs and the best way to get it to align was to print it one page/one side at a time.Printing dark colors on this cardstock was a bit of letdown as the color was not evenly distributed and looked slightly spotty. The dark colors also weren't as saturated compared to regular printer paper. I found this odd considering how smooth the cardstock felt. But it worked out well enough and most people can't tell the difference, especially if they don't see it side-by-side with regular printer paper.Folding was not difficult, though I was folding like a million little tab labels and so they were small pieces. I noticed if I first folded it TOWARDS the dark-colored front (vs away from the dark-colored front), then pieces of paper fibers would come up at the fold... though I would consider it minimal considering how thick this was. Also I just adjusted and folded the labels I made AWAY from the dark colored fronts.If you need a precise and clean fold, I'd suggest scoring it slightly and also using something to fold it cleanly like one of those fancy paper-folders.... or the handle of a pair of scissors (which is what I always use).
Dorri
2025-06-24 14:12:14
I am using this for backing cards for "Pocket Hugs" that I am selling at Craft Fairs, etc. The card stock is very nice and I was pleased with purchase. It is very hard to explain thickness of this in every day terms that people can easily relate to but it makes my crafts look substantial and sturdy. In the past I have used regular cardstock that I have purchased at name brand craft stores. This is way better! Ofcourse it cost more but it is worth it for me. I am cutting this down to approximately 3x5" and putting in to a clear bag. I feel the corners are not going to be bent or wrinkled. And in no way do I want to make this comment about the actual product, but as other reviewers have said, Amazon needs to package this differently for shipping as the edges on the first 10 sheets or so were smashed as the package was just thrown in to a light plastic bubble envelope. The seller wrapped tightly in plastic and had thick cardboard on the bottom but it was not enough to protect it. In my area this was delivered directly by an Amazon driver so it did not even suffer the abuse of USPS.
Cate R
2025-04-25 12:23:44
This card stock is brilliantly white, thick, and ultra smooth. It works well for card making and other crafts. Unlike other thick card stock I have tried, it easily runs through my printer too. I am completely satisfied with my purchase and will buy it again!
Customer
2025-04-08 12:20:15
Beautiful thick card stock. Perfect for card making. It’s very smooth and a bright white. Will buy again.
Margherita A.
2025-03-10 20:01:13
I've been using Recollections brand 100lb cardstock for thank you cards and product backings, but artwork doesn't print the best on them. This paper prints beautifully on my Epson ET-4850 and foil transfers perfectly as well. Plus it's sturdy enough to display a magnetic bookmark without flopping. I'll be using this from now on to replace the Recollections paper.
Studio VH Design
2025-03-03 13:18:39
Loved the quality and brightness. I use a Canon pixma TS 3520 and used rear feed. No issues at all. I bought a lighter weight and it was not as bright. Black printed dark grey on it but this weight printed black. No clue why
Beth
2025-02-19 15:39:02
I use these for making postcards.Very smooth matte finish. Prints beautifully with my inkjet printer. Nice thickness.It is pricey, but definitely a quality product.
Adrianna
2025-02-18 16:19:26
Heavy quality cardstock, made my wedding invitations look beautiful :)This paper was able to go through a commercial printer. It went through a regular home printer as well but was hard on it - I had to give it a break after every 10-20 pages or it would start jamming or not printing evenly.About 2-3 pages were damaged by shipping.
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