
Choose from a wide selection of coated, uncoated, and specialty papers designed to meet your project’s unique needs.
Contact Us To Learn MoreChoosing the right paper stock is one of the most important decisions in any print project because it affects the look, feel, durability, and perceived quality of your final materials. Paper stock refers to the type, weight, finish, and composition of the paper you select for printing. The right choice supports your design goals, matches your budget, and enhances how your printed piece performs in the real world.
At Data Reproductions Corporation, we provide a diverse inventory of paper stocks suitable for catalogs, books, inserts, marketing materials, and specialty prints. Most of our stocks available for offset printing are also compatible with digital printing, giving you flexibility no matter your project type. Below are common paper stock options you can request:
* Recycled content, PCW content, SFI & FSC available
The paper you select influences how your materials feel in the hand, how colors and images appear, and how durable your final product will be. Coated stocks provide smoother surfaces that enhance image sharpness and color vibrancy, while uncoated stocks deliver a more natural, writable finish with a softer appearance. Specialized stocks like recycled or textured papers can support sustainability goals or elevate the tactile experience of your print materials.
Whether you are printing books or catalogs, we can help you choose the right paper stock for your project’s purpose, desired appearance, and budget.
Paper finishes describe the surface treatment or coating on paper that changes how it looks and feels. A gloss finish gives a shiny, reflective surface that makes colors appear more vibrant and images pop, which is great for marketing materials, photos, and anything that needs visual impact. A matte finish has a non-reflective, soft surface that reduces glare and fingerprints while improving readability and giving a more refined, elegant look. Between these two, satin or silk finishes offer a moderate sheen that balances vibrancy with readability. Uncoated paper has no surface coating, giving it a natural feel that is easy to write on and ideal for letterheads, text-heavy books, or stationery. Choosing the right finish affects how easy your content is to read, how durable and premium your piece feels, and how colors and details come through in the final print.