Wood­en busi­ness cards are a supe­ri­or choice for mak­ing a last­ing impres­sion. They look and feel dif­fer­ent from tra­di­tion­al paper or plas­tic busi­ness cards, and they’re made from sus­tain­ably sourced wood, mak­ing them an eco-friend­ly option for brands that focus on sus­tain­abil­i­ty. Wood cards are more durable than paper ones and are less like­ly to tear or become dam­aged. You can per­son­alise wood­en busi­ness card by laser engrav­ing, print­ing, or oth­er meth­ods to show the unique­ness of your brand.

The most com­mon­ly used woods for busi­ness cards are bam­boo, cher­ry, beech and wal­nut. The colour, grain and tex­ture of the tim­ber are the most impor­tant fac­tors to con­sid­er when choos­ing. Select the best print­ing tech­nique, whether laser engrav­ing, screen print­ing, dig­i­tal print­ing or UV print­ing, based on your design require­ments and bud­get. Round­ed rec­tan­gles are the most pop­u­lar option for tim­ber cards, but use rec­tan­gles, cir­cles, cus­tom shapes or any­thing else you like for a unique look. Make sure include all of your con­tact infor­ma­tion on your wood­en busi­ness card, like name, title, com­pa­ny name, phone num­ber, email and web­site. Use your wood­en busi­ness card at con­fer­ences, exhi­bi­tions and busi­ness nego­ti­a­tions to help estab­lish a pro­fes­sion­al image.

Despite nor­mal wood­en busi­ness cards, you can also choose wood­en NFC busi­ness cards. The Wood­en NFC Busi­ness Card is a busi­ness card that com­bines wood mate­r­i­al with NFC (Near Field Com­mu­ni­ca­tion) tech­nol­o­gy. NFC tech­nol­o­gy allows users to wire­less­ly com­mu­ni­cate with busi­ness cards through devices such as smart­phones, allow­ing quick access to infor­ma­tion on the busi­ness card, such as con­tact infor­ma­tion, social media links or com­pa­ny web­sites. Choose a suit­able NFC chip and ensure that its stor­age capac­i­ty and func­tions meet your needs. Com­mon NFC chips include NTAG213, NTAG215 and NTAG216.