Our New Paper Selector For Your Indigo Digital Jobs

Choosing the right stock for digital print
We’ve created a new paper swatch designed specifically for your short-run digital jobs — meet our Indigo Digital Paper Selector. It’s a compact little tool that showcases the most popular stocks that run beautifully on our Indigo presses.

Each page in the swatch is printed with the exact same image across a range of stocks. That means you can see — side by side — how colour, texture, and detail shift from one paper to another. It’s the easiest way to compare and choose the perfect match for your project.

Papers you know and love
The swatch features a curated selection of all the industry favourites, including our own house stocks Earl and Wanda, all tested and certified for Indigo. You’ll find a mix of coated, uncoated and specialty options in various weights, textures and colours –  from light text stocks to heavier covers.

We made this with designers, print buyers, and anyone speccing short-run jobs in mind. Whether you’re working on an invitation, a luxe brochure, or a set of postcards, this swatch helps you choose with confidence, and shows you exactly what to expect from the press.

Want one?
We’d love to get one in your hands. If you’d like a copy, just get in touch. Or better yet, make an appointment and swing by — we’ve got plenty more samples to explore while you’re here.

Get a closer glimpse here on our Insta page
Swatch designed by Actual Size

     

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