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This is called a ?basis weight.? Text paper is cut from a larger starting sheet than writing paper, so the basis weight is also larger. This is why you'll see text weight papers listed as 60#, 70#, 80#, etc. Writing paper is cut from a smaller sheet, so it's usually listed as 20#, 24#, 28#, etc.

Cover VS Text A cover weight paper is going to be thick, similar in feel to cardstock. Text weight papers are thinner, more similar to catalog and magazine paper. A paper labeled "cover" is always going to be thicker than a "text" paper. For example, 100# Gloss Cover is going to be much thicker than 100# Gloss Text.

So 80# text paper and 80# cover paper have the same pound rating, but the cover paper is about twice as heavy as text paper. Keep weight in mind when you're ordering your stock.

28/70 lb text weight paper is a bit more substantial than more common copy paper. This paper weigh in at 105.3 gsm is often used for brochures, tri-folds, converting a better envelope, menus and church bulletin papers.

This is called a ?basis weight.? Text paper is cut from a larger starting sheet than writing paper, so the basis weight is also larger. This is why you'll see text weight papers listed as 60#, 70#, 80#, etc. Writing paper is cut from a smaller sheet, so it's usually listed as 20#, 24#, 28#, etc.

Cover VS Text A cover weight paper is going to be thick, similar in feel to cardstock. Text weight papers are thinner, more similar to catalog and magazine paper. A paper labeled "cover" is always going to be thicker than a "text" paper. For example, 100# Gloss Cover is going to be much thicker than 100# Gloss Text.

Cover weight paper refers to paper that's thicker and sturdier than text weight paper. At its heaviest, cover stock weight can be similar to the material used to make cereal boxes. Sometimes referred to as cardstock, bristol, index or tag paper, cover stock paper weights can be both coated or uncoated.