VIP Card
A VIP card has to feel different from the standard card in the same wallet, because that difference is the reward. Foil, metallic stocks and darker colourways do that job, and numbering ties each card to a member record.
Why Buyers Specify This
- Finishes that visibly separate a tier from the standard card
- Numbering and variable data per member
- Foil, metallic and spot finishes on paper or plastic
- Packed with matching envelopes and inserts
Who It Is For
- Retailers running tiered loyalty programmes
- Members clubs and private services
- Beauty and fashion brands rewarding top spenders
- Hospitality businesses with a priority scheme
Problems It Solves
- Tiers that look identical so the reward means nothing
- Cards issued without a way to tie them to a member
- Premium programmes let down by ordinary card stock
- Cards arriving without any presentation
Where It Is Used
- Top tier loyalty programmes
- Members clubs and private services
- Launch and invitation programmes
- Gift card programmes at a premium price point
Features
- Foil and metallic finishes
- Numbering and variable data
- Paper or plastic card bodies
- Matching envelope and insert packing
Materials
- Speciality board
- PVC
- Foil
What We Confirm With You
| Body | Paper or plastic |
|---|---|
| Finishing | Hot foil, metallic, spot coating |
| Data | Numbering and variable data |
| Packing | Matching envelope and insert where ordered |
| Artwork | Vector preferred, but photographs, sketches and physical samples are enough |
| Minimum order | Quoted per item, confirmed before you commit |
| Sampling | Available before bulk on most products, once order details are confirmed |
Dimensions, weights and quantities are set against your own product and confirmed in writing before production, rather than published as fixed figures.
Production Steps For VIP Card
Artwork set at the final card size
Material and thickness selected
Printing, foiling or engraving
Cutting, edge finishing and any numbering
Counted and packed, with envelopes where ordered
Quality Control
- Finish inspected on both faces
- Variable data proofread against your list where supplied
- Photographs sent for your approval before shipment
Customisation Options
- Tier-specific designs in one order
- Foil and metallic treatment
- Numbering per tier
- Envelope and insert packing
How It Compares With The Alternatives
Compared With Plastic card
A standard plastic card is the practical everyday tier. A VIP card is meant to be noticed.
Compared With Metal card
Metal is the strongest statement and the highest cost. A VIP card gets most of the effect for less.
How To Order This Well
- Design the tier difference to be visible at a glance in a wallet
- Confirm numbering ranges per tier before artwork
- Order the envelope and insert in the same job
- Compare the tiers side by side on samples
VIP Card Questions
Can different tiers run in one order?
Yes. Send all designs and the quantity per tier.
Can each card be numbered?
Yes. Give us the range and format per tier.
Paper or plastic for a VIP card?
Plastic lasts longer in a wallet, paper takes richer finishes. Many programmes use plastic for the card and paper for the presentation.
Can you supply presentation packing?
Yes, envelopes and inserts are made in-house and quoted with the cards.
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Get A Price For VIP Card
Send your artwork, a reference photograph or a physical sample. We will confirm the minimum order quantity, quote the job and arrange a sample before bulk.