New Oakwood Stationery

4 May 2018

After our marketing company finished Oakwood Landscapes website, oakwood-landscapes.co.uk we asked them to produce some stationery for us. But not just standard stationery, our letterhead and oversized business cards were printed on laid, cotton paper. It had to be specially printed so not to ruin the cotton feel of the stock, x1000 of each produced, printed 1 colour. and we think they look great

thank you to linards.co.uk

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