Custom Playing Card Printing
Branded backs or original artwork throughout. Paper and PVC playing cards with coordinated packaging for retail collections, promotional campaigns and bulk deck projects.
Branded paper playing cards
Familiar suit faces, a coordinated back and a printed tuck box.
PVC playing card concept
An opaque plastic-deck format with aqua retail packaging.
Collector-edition details
A burgundy concept with metallic highlights and decorated edges.
Illustrative design references, created with AI assistance. Your artwork, materials and final configuration are agreed for your project.
Made to your specification
Choose the deck, then the details.
Bulk orders start at 1,000 decks. Stock, customization, finish and packaging are quoted as one complete specification.
Explore packaging options| Order minimum | 1,000 decks; samples reviewed separately. |
|---|---|
| Size & card count | 57 x 87 mm or 63 x 88 mm; custom sizes by review. A 52-card deck plus two jokers contains 54 cards. |
| Card stock | White-core, blue-core or black-core paper; PVC by specification review. |
| Customization | Approved standard faces with your back and box, or individually custom faces, backs and jokers. |
| Finish & packaging | Matte or gloss; foil and edge effects by review. Shrink wrap, printed tuck box, rigid box or reviewed tin. |
| Quote & payment | Project-specific factory quote in USD. Final PI and payment agreed offline. |
From artwork to an approved sample
Three checks before production.
Complete card list
Check each suit, rank, joker and additional card. Confirm the exact standard face design if only the back is customized.
Handling sample
Compare opacity, stiffness and shuffle feel rather than GSM or core color alone. For PVC, review a finished printed sample.
Print and pack
Check index readability, back orientation and trimming. Approve the fit of the full deck in the proposed box.
Before you request a quote
Compare the complete deck.
Project questions
Before you order.
Practical answers on files, materials, sampling and the complete set.
Ask a questionWhat is the difference between light and full customization?
Light customization keeps an approved face layout while your artwork is used for the back and packaging. Full customization uses your own faces, backs and jokers. The exact files, finish and packaging determine the quote.
Should I choose paper or PVC?
Compare the intended handling, stock feel, artwork and budget. Paper offers a range of core stocks and surfaces; PVC is an alternative for moisture-exposed use. Review the proposed print and cleaning method on a sample, and protect paper packaging separately.
Is black-core paper always the best choice?
Not automatically. Opacity, thickness, stiffness, coating and shuffle feel all matter. Compare the proposed physical stocks for your audience instead of relying only on a core-color label.
Can I add foil, gilded edges or a gift box?
These can be reviewed as separate upgrades. Identify whether each effect belongs on the cards, edges or box. Physical references or agreed proofs are needed to judge reflective appearance.
What information is enough for a first quote?
Send quantity, deck size, total card count, customization level and packaging preference. Artwork can follow. Sample costs, shipping, final PI and offline payment details are confirmed separately.
Your next card project
Have a format in mind?
Send your quantity, cards per set, size and packaging idea. You can share artwork later.
Example brief: 1,000 decks; 52 approved suit faces plus two custom jokers; 63 x 88 mm; branded back; matte finish; printed tuck box.
Or email info@maxdeckprint.com. Sample fees, shipping, final PI and payment are confirmed separately.