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Packaging commonly lists brightness values such as 92 or 96. Some listings also include a separate whiteness number—for example, a product listing showed 92 brightness alongside a whiteness value of 155.
Finishes in the listings include smooth (common on multipurpose paper), matte coatings on some cardstock, and high-gloss, instant-dry finishes on photo or bright papers.
Beyond bright white, the selection includes colored cardstock—often in pastel shades like pink, purple, green, yellow, and blue—and assorted colored cardstock packs for crafts and projects.
Many sheets are described as compatible with inkjet, laser, and copier machines. Listings often note they work with high-speed printers and copiers for everyday printing tasks.
Some papers and cardstock are labeled acid-free and lignin-free; one listing explicitly mentioned acid-free labeling for archival quality.
Metric weights shown in the listings include examples such as 176 gsm for 65 lb cardstock and 75 gsm for a 100% recycled letter paper option.
Review summaries frequently praise consistent paper quality—noting reliable weight, thickness, and whiteness—and often highlight good value or cost-effectiveness across the paper options.