You might remember my quest to find my favorite business cards in pursuit of logo and branding ideas for myself. Well it happened and I’m here to show you the results.
I ordered samples of the all-new Luxe Business cards courtesy of MOO, and I could not be more pleased. MOO recently launched the new line of premium business cards, which is basically their version of a letterpress card.
The cards are printed on Mohawk Superfine paper, which happens to be triple the thickness and weight of most cards on the market. I love the slight texture on the surface of the card and the color matching is precise.
As with any MOO product, you can choose from one of their fun designs or upload your own. I uploaded my business card design that goes with my blog and the customization process was super easy. You can even choose a band of color that shows on the edges of the card and gives it that extra something. There are four choices and I chose black to match my design.
They came packaged in a white box with magnetic closures wrapped with a purple ribbon. You can’t beat the look and the quality is second-to-none. I have the feeling these will be my go-to cards from now on. Can you tell how much I love them?
What do you think?
Element75 artwork by Sara Jensen Design.
jodi on 02.12.2012 at 18:02 PM
ooh! they look fantastic!
Jeanee on 02.12.2012 at 23:42 PM
I JUST saw the Luxe cards on Moo last night. I need to make identity cards for myself to encompass all of my entities so I’m TOTALLY going to be ordering Luxe. I just need to come up with da bomb design!
Thanks for sharing how they came delivered!
Steve on 02.14.2012 at 07:00 AM
It all looks great! There is something to be said about quality and style.
Robert on 02.15.2012 at 23:47 PM
How could you possibly say this is their version of letter pressed cards?! This is a design blog, and you don’t know what letterpress is? Moo cards, claiming to have invented, duplexing, quadplexing (gluing paper together) is laughable… and for you to call it letterpress, well, my blood boils. This is real letter press: http://letterpresschicago.com/ forgive his, site, he’s a master pressman, award winning letterpress shop not a web designer.
Mike Stoner on 02.17.2012 at 11:28 AM
These looks very nice, time to go and sort some I reckon!
Emerson Lineses on 03.03.2012 at 20:21 PM
Very nice. Could almost touch the texture on those cards. I got myself facebook cards, business cards and minicards from them as well.