Brown Kraft Trading Cards FAQs
- What are brown kraft trading cards made of?
Thick Brown Kraft Uncoated 18 pt paper: a light brown kraft with natural fibers and subtle flecks. It's 100% recycled…
- Are kraft trading cards eco-friendly?
Yes. The paper is 100% recycled with at least 30% post-consumer waste, which makes kraft trading cards an…
- How thick are kraft trading cards?
18 pt (0.018"), thicker than standard 14 pt and premium 16 pt card stock.
- Do I need a white mask for my kraft trading card?
Only under photos, white text or exact brand colors. Many collections mask just the picture so it prints bright and…
- Can you make the mask file or design for me?
Yes. Our designers can create the white mask or design your whole card. Chat with us live, contact us, or add design…
- Can I write on kraft trading cards?
Yes, with any ink. Ballpoint, gel, felt-tip, fountain pen, marker, pencil and rubber stamps all work on the uncoated…
- What size are kraft trading cards?
2.5" x 3.5", the standard trading card size, in a horizontal or vertical layout. For other sizes or more than 1,000…
- Can players autograph kraft trading cards?
Yes. Kraft is uncoated and writable with any ink, so players, coaches or guests can sign with a regular ballpoint, gel…
- What kinds of trading cards work best on kraft?
Nature and landscape photo cards, bird and animal collections, museum collectibles, botanical cards, player cards and…
- Will my cards come assembled in decks?
No. Each set (design) ships in its own box, and you collate the cards into decks.
- Can I add a border to my trading card design?
We don't recommend it. Cutting can shift up to 1/16" (0.0625") in any direction, so thin borders can look uneven. Let…
- Why choose eco-friendly kraft trading cards for my brand or game?
Because the cards show your values in every deck. They're 100% recycled with at least 30% post-consumer waste, they…
- Can I get rounded corners or coating?
No. Kraft trading cards are uncoated with square corners, which keeps their natural feel. Rounded corners aren't…

