The long 99 × 210 mm format fits a DL envelope and sits neatly in a flyer holder. Available in portrait or landscape.
Specifications
| Orientation | Portrait · Landscape |
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| Paper | Uncoated 90 g · Matt coated 130 g · Matt coated 170 g · Gloss coated 170 g · Matt coated 250 g · Matt coated 300 g |
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| Printing | Single-sided full colour · Double-sided full colour |
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| Finish | None · Matt lamination · Gloss lamination |
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| Quantities | From 50 to 10,000 copies |
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Which paper should you choose?
- 90 g uncoated: non-coated paper you can write on.
- 130 g matt coated: the most common paper for flyers.
- 170 g matt or gloss coated: more body; gloss gives vivid colours.
- 250 g or 300 g matt coated: a rigid flyer, close to a card.
Matt or gloss lamination?
Lamination is available from 170 g and is applied to the printed sides. It protects the flyer and gives it a matt or gloss finish.
Uses
The 99 × 210 mm size fits a DL envelope and flyer holders. It is popular for menu cards, price lists, programmes and documents slipped into a letter.
Preparing your file
- PDF at the final size, colours in CMYK.
- Allow 3 mm of bleed on every side of the document, as shown on the template provided.
- Keep text and logos at least 4 mm from the trim edge.
- Images at 300 dpi at final size.
- PDF template to download on this page, for the size you choose. Full guide: Preparing your file.