Patterned paper is a design style that designers and printers constantly seek out to make the work stand out. Many patterns can make them icing on the cake. This kind of high-quality paper product has a soft touch, a beautiful appearance, and a more refined and noble temperament, which is pleasing to the eye. There are many types of pattern papers, each with its own characteristics, and a higher level than ordinary paper.

Pattern paper can be divided into the following types:

(1) Copy paper

Dip-netting is the most traditional and commonly used method for texturing textures on paper. This process is generally inserted in the papermaking process. The wet paper is placed between two absorbent flannelettes, and the texture of the fleece line is printed on the paper. This process is divided into single or double-sided imprints. Such as the ancient stripe paper and other paper nets, the line patterns are looming, texture is soft, some of the imported copy paper contains cotton, so the texture is softer and more natural and tenacity, suitable for packaging and printing.

(2) antique effect paper

Many customers and graphic designers have a soft spot for high-quality, plain, non-coated paper, and they love the warm and rich feel of this type of paper. In addition, book publishers also require more durable paper, preferring fresh and stiff paper to ensure consistent and consistent printing results. The products designed with antique effect paper are simple, beautiful and elegant.

(3) Dopant and special effect paper

(4) Non-coated paper

(5) Just ancient paper

(6) "Growing" pearl pattern paper

(7) "Star mining" metal pattern paper

(8) Gold paper