Curious – Lustre – C5 Envelopes

Description

At a glance

• C5 (162 x 229mm)
• 120gsm Learn more.
• Order in packs of 20
• Warm, metallic beige with a silver shimmer
• V-shaped flap, lick and stick
• Matching card and paper available

Designer Notes

C5 is an impressive size, bigger than your standard letter, it stands out and shows that you mean business. It’s designed to fit A5 card perfectly. Our envelopes are made in Australia, they feature a stylish, v-shaped flap and are gummed so that they seal easily once moistened slightly.

The paper used to make these envelopes has a deep colour all the way through with a metallic finish on both sides and a very light texture to it, giving it just a little something extra over perfectly smooth stock. It’s 120gsm, which feels substantial to the touch.

Curious Lustre is a stunning metallic, warm beige colour with a lovely silver shimmer effect. It’s available in card, paper and envelopes in a range of different sizes to suit the needs of your project. For a similar colour with more of a gold tone, try Romanesque Mother of Pearl.

The Curious Metallic range features beautiful papers with mineral pigments to create an intense metallic shimmer. It feels luxurious and is perfect for invitations or any project that needs a little sparkle. The paper and card is compatible with laser printers and is suitable for embossing, foiling, varnishing and other treatments, but we always recommend testing first.

Environmental Accreditations

Curious has the following environmental accreditations. For more information on what that means, check out our guide.

• Acid Free
• Elemental Chlorine Free
• Responsible Forestry Practices
• FSC
• ISO 14001 EMS – Environmental Management Systems

The fine print

All photos are only indicative of the colour. We do our best to accurately represent our products in our photos, but a slight lighting change on our end or different settings on your screen can make it look different to reality. Any printing or treatment suggestions are not guaranteed because it depends on your particular machine or process and we always recommend testing first. Please contact us if you have any questions.