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Already know what you want? Go straight to designing it →Precision-cut materials
Every width, closure and print produced in-house, to the millimetre.
Sustainable by default
Recycled and ocean-bound options at standard price and lead time.
Made and shipped from Helsinki
One production floor, one point of contact, from proof to delivery.
Tell us what the event has to do. We will show you what people actually order for it.
Thirteen jobs, drawn from what our customers order year after year. Each one lists the materials that keep coming back for that use — not the whole range, just the shortlist worth starting from.
One production line, a full range of access control.
Your event depends on reliable, tamper-evident access control. That's why we produce an extensive range of wristband and lanyard materials in-house — from single-use Tyvek for day tickets to reusable silicone and RFID-enabled bands for multi-day events.
Alongside the standard range, our ECOBOX materials — recycled ocean plastic, RPET and hemp — give you a sustainable option for every use case, without compromising on lead time or unit cost.
Every product we make, in one place.
Thirty categories produced on our own line. Filter by category or search by name, and open any product for its specification, print options and lead time.
Standard PVC Cards
The workhorse of the range. The ISO ID-1 card format, 85.5 × 54 mm — the same size as a bank card, so it fits every standard wallet, printer and reader. Any chip configuration and encoding you need, and any artwork across the full face of the card. Graphics, numbering and other custom work are quoted on the same lead time. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Matte Finish PVC Cards
A non-reflective surface that keeps dark artwork looking solid instead of glassy, and resists the fingerprints and light scuffing that show up fast on a gloss card. The obvious choice for a black or deeply coloured design. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Frosted Finish PVC Cards
A frosted coating with a fine texture you can feel. It grips in the hand rather than sliding, and gives the card a distinct, slightly tactile finish that sets it apart from a standard gloss laminate. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Metal Sparkle PVC Cards
Silver or gold sparkle worked into the card body, so the finish catches the light as it moves. It can cover the whole card or just part of the artwork — a sparkle panel behind a logo, with the rest left flat. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Glossy Transparent PVC Cards
Clear areas with a gloss finish, so parts of the card show whatever is behind them. It removes the background-colour decision entirely and gives the card a different look on every surface it is laid on. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Matte Transparent PVC Cards
Clear card with a matte surface — the look of frosted glass rather than a window. It diffuses what is behind it instead of showing it sharply, which keeps printed elements legible over the clear areas. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Frosted Transparent PVC Cards
Translucent elements set into the layout, so the design reads with depth and shifts depending on what the card is resting against. A layered effect on a flat card, without foil or embossing. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
Spot Varnish Matte Finish PVC Cards
Gloss varnish applied to selected areas of an otherwise matte card. The contrast between the two finishes catches the light at different angles and gives a raised, three-dimensional impression without any change in thickness. Printed on PVC — the long-established card stock, hard-wearing and dimensionally stable across temperature swings.
