River Linen 230 Greeting Cards Details & Information
River Linen's elegant surface adds just the right level of texture to your images without interfering with details. When printed, River Linen takes on just a bit of sheen, like many photo lab or press-printed linen cards. To make River Linen, we start with a high-performance photo matte from the Premium Matte line, which is then embossed with the surface finish. Cut to size and pre-scored for easy, clean folding, these cards are built for premium projects that demand maximum impact and durability.
Red River Paper is made by printing enthusiasts, for printing enthusiasts. Whether you're a professional photographer, designer, or business, our team has hands-on experience with all of our card paper. Have a question? Call or email us us and you'll hear back quickly from a real person with real-world printing expertise.
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All products are compatible with aqueous inks. Not designed for solvent, latex or UV.
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Envelope OptionsDisplay your inkjet photo cards in these high quality clear bags. Clear bags hold one folded greeting card and one envelope.
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Linen Card Stock
Wesley Odell, Apr 21, 2026
Definitely two or three steps above the #2 Greeting Card Stock. Coupled with Linen paper envelopes, you will have the best combination possible; and at a decent price.
The Perfect Paper
Marcus Haffner, Apr 10, 2026
Red River Linen is the perfect paper for my note card business. The finish gives them a refined and artistic presentation. It upgrades my product from amateur to professional. Red River's cost of production guidelines are a hidden gem.
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Right on!
T. Wayne Lewis, Mar 30, 2026
I always enjoy trying the different papers for another effect--your eyes are "right on" for the milieu that you are trying to project with that photo that just needed something different .
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