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Name cards. Miracles Global Holdings
Miracles Global Holdings
Dark name cards with a metallic gold logo for the Miracles group of companies, part of Miracles Global Holdings. The front lists the group's subsidiary companies and operating countries beside the gold logo, and the back repeats the logo in a tonal grey with a large faded mark.
About this job
A group name card does more than carry one person's details. It introduces a holding company and the businesses within it, which matters when a team deals with partners and investors in several markets across Asia.
The front is a dark navy-charcoal card with the gold logo on the left and a short list of group companies on the right, with a line of operating countries along the foot. Gold on dark gives good contrast and a measured look. The reverse is a single tonal design with the logo and a large cropped version of the same mark in a slightly lighter grey, so the card has a finished back without extra colour. The card edges are cleanly trimmed.
Metallic effects are produced either with foil stamped through a die or with a metallic ink. Artwork is checked so logo lines and small company names are heavy enough to reproduce on a dark stock. Dark cards are proofed for solid coverage and trimmed carefully so edges are not marked. Cards are counted, packed flat and checked for correct company wording before delivery.
Questions
What did EZ Print print for Miracles Global Holdings?
Dark name cards with a metallic gold logo for the Miracles group of companies, part of Miracles Global Holdings. The front lists the group's subsidiary companies and operating countries beside the gold logo, and the back repeats the logo in a tonal grey with a large faded mark.
What is the difference between foil and metallic ink on a card?
Foil is a metallic film stamped onto the card and gives a mirror-like finish. Metallic ink is printed like ordinary ink and has a softer sheen. Foil is usually crisper on fine logo lines.
Can a name card list several companies?
Yes. Group cards often list subsidiaries and offices. Keep the text clear and sized so it is readable, and check all company names and spellings before printing.
Why print a design on the back of a card?
A designed back gives the card a finished look, even with no extra text. A tonal logo or pattern adds depth without crowding the front, though dark solid areas need careful checking.
Can EZ Print print something similar on a deadline?
Same-day and urgent printing available. Subject to artwork approval, payment, print type and production availability. Timing confirmed per job.