I got some business cards printed through Canva and holy crap the quality is terrible. The "premium paper" is so thin and flimsy and the print quality is no good. I can export my Canva design and use another online printing service, any recommendations for a good one to use?
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I've been impressed by fastprinting.com.au in the past. Consider ordering a paper sample book first if you want to get a feel for the weight options beforehand.
I also used to go to Minuteman Press (not online) for work related print jobs. The crew at the Southbank location were such legends and total print nerds. Would never sell you a flimsy bit of rag.
I've used my local Snap printing and they were quite good. They're everywhere and have decent quality.
The good thing about snap is they have physical locations so you can ask to see the card stock before you commit.
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