Screen Print Business Cards
A caliber of its own
Popularized in the 1960’s by Andy Warhol with his depiction of Marilyn Monroe, Screen Print has been highly regarded ever since. This truly distinctive, handmade process is perfect for bringing to life a rustic or modern twist to your print project. Screen Print can achieve a wide variety of effects such as a vintage look when applied to Brown Kraft, or an elegant and sleek appeal when applied to Premium Black.
Screen Print can be used on anything from business cards, wedding invitations, and even to posters.The detail is considerably sharp and provides a wider range of color options. Choose a CMYK or Pantone color, or an exciting fluorescent color for a resplendent look. Add another printing process like Embossing or Foiling for an extra wow factor. This handmade process ensures that we take extra pride in producing your project and we hope that you will feel proud when handing them out!
Screen Print Business Card Inspiration
Sparkle business cards produced with duplex
produced with 2 spot colors
2ply Sparkle business cards with red silkscreen Ink and textured white backing
- 16pt Sparkle
- Standard - 3.5" x 2"
- Screen Printing & Digital
Paris Tennill Business cards produced on 24pt black suede with gold silkscreening
- 24pt Smooth Suede
- Standard - 3.5" x 2"
- Screen Printing
Custom shaped paper bag business cards with white ink printing
Beyond Now Business cards produced on Dark brown kraft and white silkscreen
- 18pt Dark Brown Kraft (100% Recycled)
- Standard - 3.5" x 2"
- Screen Printing
White Silkscreening on Vintage Reclaimed barn wood
Paper Bag business cards produced with black ink and white silkscreen
Specialized business cards with White Silkscreening on Dark brown kraft
Screen Print Business Card Pricing
- Popular FAQ
- Download Template
- Design Guidelines
Most Popular Questions
Screen Print is a specialty method of printing (also known as "Silk Screening", "Silkscreen" or "Serigraphy").
It is a stencil form of printing, where inks are pressed through a fine screen stencil to create an image. The process is common for printing on fabrics (such as t-shirts and tote bags), and we also use it for specialty custom print jobs.
Inks used for screen print can be more opaque. It is a more manual (and hence more costly) process than Digital or Offset output printing.
What is Screen Print used for?
Screen Print is a technique used most commonly to add light ink shades over darker colored stocks. At Jukebox, this is commonly used to create a design in white over Brown Kraft or other colored paper. This is also the process used for printing on our tote bags and apparel.
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Which stocks can I screen print on?
Screen Print is available on all of our uncoated stocks - all colors, thin or thick. A complete list is available on our Screen Print business cards page, under the Pricing calculator.
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- Bleed Area
- Trim Area
- Safe Area
Bleed Area refers to images that extend to the very edges of a design. To prevent an unwanted white border from showing at the edge of your design, or for the design to appear slightly off-center, be sure to extend any background colors or design elements all the way to the edge of bleed (.125” past the trim on all four sides).
Trim Area refers to the amount of the image that will appear on your finished product. These areas will also be marked with ‘cut lines’ on your proof and are where we aim to cut your card.
Safety Area in most cases refers to 1/8 of an inch inside of the Trim Area. For thicker papers 20pt and up or wooden papers the Safety Area increases ¼ of an inch inside the Trim Area. we strongly recommend you keep important aspects of your design such as text and logos well inside of the Safety Area, otherwise, they may be cut off.