We don’t do business cards, we don’t do posters, and we don’t do brochures. We do one thing, and that’s custom playing cards made to suit your needs, and it’s all printed in Canada with premium, black-core card stock. Custom playing cards are our forte The idea you have for your custom playing cards is…
Your wedding day is full of decisions — the venue, the flowers, the cake — but the guest favour is one of those details that can quietly say a lot about who you are as a couple. It’s the thing people take home. The thing that sits on a shelf or in a drawer and,…
Custom Playing Cards Make Wedding Favours Worth Keeping There are many types of popular wedding favours, like matchboxes, candles, snacks, or many more. These are all consumables; once used, your big day’s souvenir is gone. Custom playing cards as wedding favours, on the other hand, are small and lightweight, so they are very portable. Playing…
Why should you consider wholesale custom playing cards made in Canada for your next promotion or giveaway? Well, a deck of playing cards is not a cheap sticker or pen that someone will use once, then throw out after they realize how poorly made it is. A deck of playing cards, if made right (and…
We make all of our playing cards in-house in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada using premium, black-core card stock. Why does it matter that our playing cards are made in Canada? Buying playing cards made in Canada can make sense for you if you are looking for faster turnaround times, faster shipping, and/or to avoid tariffs, depending…
While you may have a beautiful artwork or photograph you would like to use to design your custom playing cards, we can only work with it if it’s in the right file format. Also important, however, is the resolution of the file you plan to use, as higher quality images produce better results. So, if…
Designing custom playing cards means thinking beyond how your images look on screen. Print quality is something completely different, and if your image resolution isn’t right, your cards could come out grainy or pixelated, no matter how good they looked on your monitor, as printing presses are far more detailed than web images, thus requiring…
Card stock comes in two main types — black-core and white-core — but black-core is the only one worth printing quality playing cards on. What is black-core card stock? The Playing Card Factory uses black-core card stock exclusively. The core of an individual card determines how much light passes through to the other side. White-core…