Business Cards

Business cards are an important part of any business. Once you have placed an order with Dewitt, you will never have to worry about running out again. We will keep all the card information on our computer, when you are ready to order simply email us or call 217/465-8000 and your cards will be delivered to your business within one week.

We have stock logos or can develop a logo for you in house. Already have a logo? Just email the file to our art department. Accepted file types: .eps, .ai, .jpeg, or .gif.

Your card layout can be reproduced, you may pick a standard layout from one of our 16 predefined layouts, or we invite you to visit our art department to create a unique and individualized layout.

Competitive pricing. Call or email to place your order today.

Paper Types

Vellum Papers - The smooth finish makes this a classic choice for professional-looking business cards. Offered in the most popular colors: White, Super white, Ivory and Grey.

Laid Finish Papers - Finely crafted, featuring textures so rich, they look and feel handmade. Add just the right touch of sophistication. Available in 3 classic colors: White, Ivory and Grey.

Linen Finish Papers - The appearance and texture of fine linen fabric and 25% pure cotton fiber provide a distinctive look for your business correspondence. Choose from 4 versatile paper colors: White, Colonial White, India and Grey.

Specialty Papers - From earthy to earth-shaking, these papers make a statement. Provide natural and unusual backgrounds:

• Recycled Glacier Mist
• Astroparch Sand
• Astrobright Yellow
• Vegetable Parchment
• Woodgrain
• White Kromekote

Standard Ink Colors

Standard Ink Combinations

Special Processes

Interested in creating a non-standard business card? No creation is too complicated for our printers. Special processes available for a small additional fee: Registration, Bleeds, Screens and Reverses.

Registration - When two ink colors are overprinted, touch or allow limited tolerance for movement between the two colors. This includes two colors of ink in the same line of print.

Bleeds - A bleed refers to any time the ink touches or goes over one or more edges of the card.

Screens - Photographs (halftones), phantom backgrounds and gradients are examples of a screen. A screen is the use of a line or dot pattern to add contrast or highlights with one ink color so it appears to be different colors.

Reverse - An image in which the black and white areas have been exchanged from the original is a reverse. This is the same as a negative image.