Transparent Business Cards for UK Teams
A shared look. Every name checked.

Bring your team’s cards together before placing the order. Agree the layout, proofread each person’s details and give the ordering colleague one clear set of choices. The UK price overview starts in GBP.

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Start with one team brief

Choose the business name, logo and contact details that belong on every card. Then list the information that changes from person to person. A short shared brief helps colleagues review the same layout rather than several competing versions.

Give proofreading a separate pass

Ask each cardholder to check their own name, job title, telephone number and email address. Then review the set together for consistent spelling, capitalisation and line breaks. Treat a checked name and an agreed layout as two different decisions.

Make the handover unambiguous

Before someone places the order, give them the chosen format, colour, effects and quantity for each person alongside the artwork. Include the delivery details separately. The minimum is 250 cards per person; check the current quote and delivery information before payment.

A coherent set of cards

Keep the identity together. Leave room for individual details.

Use the examples to decide which elements should stay in the same position across your team. Try the longest name and job title first, so the layout has space for everyone rather than just the shortest entry.

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Transparent business card price for United Kingdom

Starting price

£200.00

Status: Made to order

250 cards; European size, transparent plastic, without foil or spot lacquer. Shipping is calculated during ordering.

The amount shown is a starting price; the final price is determined by the print, effect, and quantity options you choose.

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Quantity prices for United Kingdom

All options below are for 85 × 55 mm transparent cards without foil or spot lacquer. Delivery is calculated during ordering.

Number of cards250: Total product price£200.00
Number of cards500: Total product price£320.00
Number of cards1,000: Total product price£560.00
Number of cards2,500: Total product price£800.00

How ordering and design approval work Compare business card sizes

From team brief to card order

Agree the layout. Check the whole set.

A practical starting point for the colleague preparing artwork and the person placing a UK order: shared choices, individual details and a final review of quantities and cost.

Planning the team’s cards

Separate the shared identity from the personal details. Record the agreed business name, logo and website once, then list each person’s name, role and preferred contact information. Decide who will collect corrections before the artwork is handed over for ordering.

Use the homepage’s starting and base-quantity prices in GBP for an initial comparison. Record the configuration being compared so colleagues are discussing the same options. The quote at checkout reflects the selected country; check its currency, shipping charge and total before paying.

Choosing an appearance for the set

That is a design decision for your team. The available choices are transparent, white, blue and orange. Compare the logo and lettering with the colour you are considering, then note whether the whole set should share that choice or whether a deliberate variation is needed.

Keep the cards together in a suitable case or cardholder instead of loose among keys and other objects. Store spare stock away from prolonged heat and direct sunlight. Keep each person’s cards clearly separated to make it easier to take the right set.

Proofreading and artwork handover

Review each person’s entry against the details they have confirmed, rather than copying an older card without checking. Look again at spacing and line breaks after any correction. Finally, inspect the set at the chosen card size so the longest entries receive the same attention as the rest.

Provide the confirmed wording and logo, identify the intended card size and note the colour and effect choices. Make it clear which details belong to each person. In the next step you can upload finished artwork or request design support; follow the current instructions for the route you choose.

Keeping optional effects consistent

First choose the element you want the set to share, such as the logo. Compare gold foil, silver foil or no foil, and spot lacquer or no lacquer, against that decision. Record the chosen option in the brief so it is not left for the ordering colleague to guess.

No. Both effects have a no-effect option. You can keep the cards consistent through the placement of the logo, typography and contact details instead. Compare the configuration with and without the optional effects before agreeing the order.

A format that works for every name

The product offers 85 × 55 mm, 89 × 51 mm, 65 × 65 mm and 85 × 40 mm. Put the longest name, fullest job title and required contact details into the layout before choosing. These are the available product formats, rather than a rule for UK business cards.

Check whether the wording can be shortened without losing useful information. Try the change across the shared layout, rather than shrinking one person’s text until it is difficult to read. If necessary, compare another available format before settling on the set.

Keeping contact routes usable

Choose the route that matches how you want enquiries to reach the team. A shared address may suit one role, while a named colleague may need their own details. Confirm that choice with each cardholder and check that printed addresses and numbers are current.

Open each destination and check that it leads to the intended person or business page. If colleagues use different destinations, label those choices clearly in the brief. Test each supplied code at its planned printed size and check any web address written beside it.

Quantities and the final order check

List the number of cards needed for each cardholder, allowing for the minimum of 250 per person. Add those quantities to check the total; do not treat the minimum as a single allowance for the whole team. Match every allocation to the correct artwork before continuing.

Check the artwork, the allocation for each person and the selected delivery address against the agreed brief. Then review the current quote currency, shipping charge and total. The displayed delivery period is a total number of business days covering production and shipping, so those stages should not be added again.

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Transparent Business Cards for UK TeamsA shared look. Every name checked.

Start with one team brief

Give proofreading a separate pass

Make the handover unambiguous

Keep the identity together. Leave room for individual details.

Transparent business card price for United Kingdom

Quantity prices for United Kingdom

Agree the layout. Check the whole set.

Planning the team’s cards

What belongs in a brief for several cardholders?

How can the ordering colleague use the UK price overview?

Choosing an appearance for the set

Should everyone’s card use the same plastic colour?

How should colleagues carry and store spare cards?

Proofreading and artwork handover

How do we check names and job titles without missing a change?

What should accompany the finished artwork or design request?

Keeping optional effects consistent

How can we decide where an effect belongs across the team?

Does a coordinated set need foil or spot lacquer?

A format that works for every name

Which formats can we compare for the team layout?

What if one colleague needs more space than the others?

Keeping contact routes usable

Should the team use a shared inbox or individual contact details?

How should we review QR codes supplied in the artwork?

Quantities and the final order check

How do we work out quantities for people with different needs?

What should the ordering colleague confirm before payment?

Transparent Business Cards for UK Teams
A shared look. Every name checked.