Color Copy A4 Paper - 300gsm (Pack of 125)The Forest Stewardship Council

As my previous supplier stopped selling this item. I was very happy to find this seller on Amazon.Ordered with 160gsm paper by the same company.Both arrived together, well packaged and two days before it was due to, which I was very pleased about.Both the card and paper are high quality, super smooth and they go through the printer with ease.Both give a professional look, clear bright white paper and card, colours are vivid and clear on both.I produce wedding stationery and this product is always my main go to.I will certainly be using this seller again and can fully recommend them as well as the product.

Very pleased with this white paper. It is heavyweight and nice smooth quality. I use it to make promotional leaflets and certificates when selling my art products. Will buy again when needed

Good quality card

This card stock is superb! It's perfect for crafting greeting cards, holding colours exceptionally well and boasting a beautiful, smooth texture. The attention to detail is evident, and I appreciate the eco-friendly approach with the various stamps of approval. It's not only a joy to use but also aligns with my commitment to sustainability.The packaging is thoughtful and secure, ensuring that the paper arrives in pristine condition. As someone who underestimated the holiday demand for my cards, the speedy shipping was a lifesaver. Thanks to Grosvenor House Papers' exceptional dispatch time, I never ran out of stock during the bustling Christmas season. Highly recommend!

This card was DEFINITELY not as thick as ANY other 300gsm cardstock i have ever bought before . In fact its more like 180gsm gsm, which i would use for inserts for the cardsALSO , the print quality was VERY poor. All colours looked extremely 'flat' and not as vibrant as I expected,. A waste of £17 , to be honest.Won't purchase againI am a card maker...i need quality cardstock

This is exactly as described - a heavy (300 gsm) white paper with a very smooth fine finish to it.My wife remarks that it is not quite as thick as 300 gsm craft card, but it looks to be fine for making greetings cards. Presumably the craft card is a bit less dense than this very fine heavy weight paper.Anyway, a thick sheaf of this has disappeared in the direction of her card-making facility!;)It fits my printer and feeds smoothly without hesitation in an Epson CX6600. There seems to be less dust with this than with some of the craft cards, which will hopefully be kind to the print heads.We both like it and consider it to be fair value.Delivery was only a couple of days for a heavy item.So it rates the full 5 stars.Recommended!

Brilliant card. I use this for my invitations business and it prints beautifully. Doesn't work on all of my printers due to the thickness but works on my hp 5830.UPDATEThe price fluctuation on this card is ridiculous! I having been buying it at just over £8 for a year now and when I came to reorder the prove had more than doubled! Available at Staples for half the price so you have lost my custom.

I originally bought this card stock for around £7. I bought 2 reams of it and was completely overjoyed by the quality of it. It is super smooth and when using it in my printer, the ink glides onto it seamlessly, leaving the colours vibrant and the ink sitting on top of the card with an almost embossed feel to it. This inevitably means that I save on my printer's ink as the colours don't soak into the card and leave it washed out. Less quality card usually results in needing to print in higher quality because the ink soaks into the card and the colour isn't half as vibrant. So this card is definitely good for saving printer ink. Its fabulous card and I would have given it 5 stars in a heartbeat if it wasn't for one thing. And alas, in most cases when reviewing items......there is always a "but"....I recently ran out of this card and came back to order it only to find that it is over DOUBLE the price of what I originally paid for it. I am astounded at the price and I feel the substantial increase is completely outrageous. And upon reading other reviews, apparently the price rose as far as £19.99 at one stage! What is happening here? It appears to me the good reviews and successful sales of this card has fallen fowl to "Success equals Price Hike", in other words....if you want it, you are going to have to pay dearly for it. I know personally upon originally buying and loving this card that, I recommended it to a great deal of crafter friends of mine as well as friends and family, who in turn bought it also. Of course, I am merely surmising that "Success equals Price Hike" is the reason for the ridiculous price this card is now sitting at....£14.44 as I write this (but goodness knows what it will climb to again!). But I cannot see how this card can jump so incredibly high in price in such a short period of time. Has a paper forest plant vanished off the face of the earth that I am not aware of?It appears we consumers have fallen victim to this card's selling success! As much as I love this card and am loathed to buy any other brand, I'm afraid my tightening purse strings win out this time and I cannot in good conscience or in good financial sanity, buy this card again at this inflated price. I have now, much to my printer's higher ink consumption, bought another type of card. And although the quality of the card is nowhere near as smooth as this card.....the price tag is much more favourable, even with using a smidgen more ink and paying postage on top.As much as the quality of this card gets hands down, 5 stars there is no way I will even consider buying it until the price comes down to a reasonable level......say £7.....like it used to be??