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Cardstock or Cover paper is thicker than normal writing paper but thinner than paperboard. Cardstock is typically distinguished by its weight. Cover stock is typically decorative in nature. It can be found in a verity of textures, finishes, coatings & colors.

By definition, a catalog or booklet is a folded piece with one or more sheets that consist of four pages or panels each.The catalog or booklet pages are arranged or imposed for press by the printer so that when the pages are trimmed and folded, the pages land in the correct reading order.

Cover Smooth finish includes the 65#, 80#, 100#, and 16pt cover stocks. This paper offers a smooth finish, much like a matte paper, and is also the brightest white of all the standard cover papers.While this is a gloss coated paper, it is not a high gloss, so it has a duller finish than the high gloss C1S cover stock.

Smooth Cardstock Paper features a lovely and vibrant color and an incredibly smooth texture. When you are creating a scrapbook, you are cherishing memories. Honor those memories with only the best paper for the job.

However, there is a difference between catalogue and brochure; a catalogue is a booklet or leaflet that has a complete list of items in a systematic order whereas brochure is a small booklet that contains information and pictures about a service or product.

There is no one, single figure who creates a catalog. The answer is that many people are involved in the task. Sales, marketing, IT, and graphics teams are all involved in the catalog creation process. The graphics department can be in-house or outsourced (to a communications agency / freelance graphic designer).

We recommend that catalogs be printed on a coated 100# text weight paper for best results. Catalogs can either be self-cover, where the text and cover are both printed on text weight paper, or they can be plus-cover, where the cover is printed on a heavier cover weight paper.