Raised Foil Business Cards
Make an entrance. Raised foil presses a shimmering metallic finish, in gold or silver, that sits proud of the card — a tactile, light-catching detail that signals quality the moment your card is handed over.
- Raised gold or silver metallic foil
- Premium card, standard 85 x 55 mm or square 65 x 65 mm
- Square or rounded corners
- Order from 100
Free design proof before printing so you can see exactly where the foil lands.
- Design free with AI, or upload your own
- Guaranteed print-ready — bleed, resolution & colour checked
- Dispatched in 48h · Free UK delivery over £30
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What are raised foil business cards?
Raised foil presses a shimmering metallic finish — in gold or silver — that sits proud of the card, so you can both see and feel it. It is the most tactile of our premium finishes: a card that signals quality and occasion before anyone reads a word. Where Spot UV catches the light with gloss, raised foil does it with metal and texture.
Who chooses them
- Luxury & lifestyle brands — beauty, fashion, interiors, fine food and drink.
- Events & weddings — for planners and venues who sell on first impressions.
- Founders & directors wanting a card that feels like a keepsake.
Making the most of foil
Foil loves a dark or richly coloured background — gold on deep navy or black is a classic for a reason. Keep foiled elements bold and simple (a logo, a name, a monogram); very fine lines lose the effect.
What affects the price?
- Quantity — the foil process adds cost, so these sit above standard and Spot UV cards, but volume still brings the unit price down steeply.
- Foil colour — gold or silver, at the same price.
- Size & corners — the square size and rounded corners each add a small amount.
Our tip
Because raised foil is a statement, let it be the hero. A restrained design with one foiled element reads as far more premium than a card trying to foil everything at once.