Classic Crest Baronial Ivory Paper

Discover the elegance and versatility of Baronial Ivory paper from Neenah Paper, a trusted name with over 125 years of expertise. This 80lb ivory cardstock features a smooth, soft texture and a creamy, yellowish hue that adds a sophisticated touch to invitations, presentations, brochures, and more. Ideal for professionals and creatives seeking a durable yet flexible paper, Baronial Ivory offers exceptional strength while maintaining ease of use for printing, folding, and crafting. Available in eight convenient sizes with optional pre-punched holes, it suits a variety of projects and organizational needs. FSC certified and produced using 100% green energy, this eco-friendly paper supports sustainable practices. Shop Baronial Ivory at MyBinding.com for competitive pricing, fast shipping, and reliable customer service, ensuring you get premium quality paper that helps your projects stand out and impress clients every time.

Classic Crest Baronial Ivory Paper

Discover the elegance and versatility of Baronial Ivory paper from Neenah Paper, a trusted name with over 125 years of expertise. This 80lb ivory cardstock features a smooth, soft texture and a creamy, yellowish hue...

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Classic Crest Baronial Ivory 80lb Covers
Neenah Paper
$46.89
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  • Premium 80lb cover weight ensures durability and a polished, professional appearance.
  • Elegant Baronial Ivory color adds a sophisticated touch to any project.
  • Compatible with a variety of printing methods, including inkjet, laser, and digital presses.
  • Acid-free and lignin-free materials guarantee long-lasting quality without yellowing.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ivory stock creates a softer and more traditional appearance than bright white paper. It is well suited to formal reports, proposals, certificates, portfolios, menus, commemorative materials, and presentation documents where a warm tone supports the design. Dark text and restrained graphics usually provide clear contrast, while very pale colors may become difficult to see. Print a sample before approving the full run because the paper tone changes how ink and toner colors appear. The broader Neenah Classic Crest paper range provides additional neutral and darker colors for coordinated document programs.

Yes. The paper color becomes part of the printed result because most printers do not apply an opaque white base beneath the artwork. Blues, greens, photographs, and light brand colors may appear warmer or less vivid on ivory stock than on bright white paper. Black text and darker graphics usually retain strong readability. Produce a physical proof using the intended printer and artwork rather than relying only on the monitor display. When accurate brand colors are essential, adjust the design only after reviewing the printed sample. Keep large solid areas away from folds or heavy handling points when toner cracking may be a concern.

Use a letter-size cover when the pages and dividers remain within 8.5" x 11". Select an oversize or 9" x 11" index-allowance format when tabs extend beyond the interior paper. Measure the tab extension and include any protectors or folded materials that add width. The binding edge should remain aligned with the pages so punched holes and page turning are not affected. Classic Crest covers with windows may also suit recurring formal documents when visible identification is needed without printing every outer cover separately.

Cover stock can be used with several punched binding methods when the machine accepts its thickness and the hole pattern matches the selected supplies. Punch the covers separately from ordinary paper to reduce strain on the equipment and improve alignment. Confirm the pitch, number of holes, and punching edge before producing the full job. The binding element must also provide enough capacity for the covers and all interior sheets without restricting page movement. Assemble one sample and turn every section through a full rotation. This reveals misaligned holes, undersized binding elements, and covers that are too stiff for the intended format.

Antique Gray provides a cooler, more restrained appearance while remaining suitable for formal reports, proposals, portfolios, and administrative documents. It can help distinguish related materials without moving to a bright or highly saturated color. Keep the cover dimensions and paper weight consistent when both colors are used within the same filing or presentation system. Printed graphics should be tested on each stock because gray and ivory affect color reproduction differently. Classic Crest Antique Gray paper can serve as a coordinated alternative when a less warm tone is preferred.