Your brand. In their hands.

A LASTING IMPRESSION. A MODERN CONNECTION.

More than a printed introduction.
Designed to stay connected.

Your business card is often the first piece of your brand someone takes away. It should feel professional, communicate clearly, and make it easy to reconnect. PVC business cards combine a durable material with a design that can be clean, distinctive, and practical, giving your business an introduction worth keeping.

Unlike traditional paper cards, PVC cards resist water and everyday handling, helping them stay presentable through repeated use. Their sturdy feel adds substance to your design, while your logo, colours, and typography make the card unmistakably yours. Although durable, PVC is not indestructible: scratching, excessive heat, and bending can still affect its appearance.

A modern look with a practical purpose.

Adding a QR code brings another dimension to your card. Integrated thoughtfully into the layout, it becomes part of the design rather than an afterthought. A clear arrangement, strong contrast, and a simple invitation such as “Scan to save my details” give the code both visual purpose and practical value.

With a compatible smartphone camera or QR scanner, the recipient can access the encoded information without manually typing each detail. It is a convenient connection between your printed card and the information you want someone to keep.

Your details, directly inside the QR code.

A QR code does not have to send someone to a website. We can encode supported contact information directly into the code itself, using a format such as vCard. Compatible scanners can recognise this information and may offer the recipient an option to save it as a contact.

Your QR code can include information such as:

• Your name and business name.
• Your telephone number and email address.
• Your business address and website address.
• Alternatively, a short plain-text message.

Reading directly encoded information can work without an internet connection. However, opening a website, sending an email, or using an online service still requires the appropriate connectivity. The available actions depend on the phone, scanner, and information format.

Give every introduction somewhere to go.

If you prefer an online experience, your QR code can instead link to a portfolio, product catalogue, booking page, or business website. This creates a natural conversation starter: “Scan here and take a look at what we can create.” Choose the destination that makes the most sense for your business and the people you meet.

Whatever you share, keep it focused. More encoded data creates a denser QR code, which can be harder to scan at small sizes. A clear surrounding margin and testing at the final print size help ensure usability. Visible contact details keep your card useful for people who prefer not to scan.

A PVC business card combines a lasting physical introduction with the convenience of a scan, helping your brand look professional and making the next connection easier.

QR compatibility varies by device, scanner, and data format. Changing directly encoded details requires a new QR code and reprinting. Content on a webpage you control can be updated without reprinting, provided the encoded web address stays the same.