A well-designed compliment slip adds a personal and professional touch to your communication, whether you’re thanking a client, including a note with an order, or sending marketing materials. They are an essential office stationery item, ensuring your brand message stands out.
✅ Premium Quality Printing – Printed on 120gsm uncoated paper for a smooth, high-end feel.
✅ Professional Business Branding – Ideal for corporate gifts, samples, invoices, and direct mail.
✅ Custom Design Options – Choose single-sided or double-sided printing to maximise brand impact.
✅ Perfect DL Size (210 x 98mm) – Designed to fit easily into standard DL envelopes and packaging.
✅ Versatile & Multi-Purpose – Great for adding handwritten messages, reinforcing customer relationships, and leaving a memorable impression.
Our compliment slip printing service is designed for businesses that want to elevate their brand presence with a professional yet personal touch. Whether you’re a small business, corporate firm, or creative agency, these slips help you leave a lasting impression on clients and customers.
Printing & Paper Details:
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Paper Stock: 120gsm Premium Uncoated White Paper
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Printing Options: Single-sided or double-sided
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Size: DL (210 x 98mm) – fits standard envelopes
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Print Finish: High-quality, professional-grade printing for crisp text and images
Artwork & File Submission:
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Accepted File Formats: PDF, JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD
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Artwork Resolution: Minimum 300dpi for best print quality
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Colour Format: CMYK (ensure colours are print-ready)
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Multiple Designs: If ordering multiple designs, select the number of sets required.
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File Upload: Provide a multi-page PDF (front, back, front, back, etc.) or submit multiple 2-page PDFs containing front and back designs.
For best results, ensure your compliment slip design follows professional print guidelines to maintain sharp detail and vibrant colours.
Frequently Asked Questions
DL is the standard UK envelope size, so a slip cut to that dimension slots straight into a DL envelope alongside a folded A4 letter without needing to be trimmed or folded awkwardly to fit. It's the practical reason DL has become the default size for compliment slips rather than an arbitrary choice.
Yes, those formats are accepted, but a high resolution PDF generally gives the most reliable result since it preserves vector text and graphics at full sharpness. A JPEG or PNG will still print fine as long as it's supplied at 300dpi or higher at the correct finished size, it's just more prone to looking soft if the original file is too small or heavily compressed.
It's worth it if you know slips will regularly be signed or annotated by hand, leaving a clear area rather than filling the whole slip with printed content. If the slip is purely informational and won't be written on, there's no need to hold space back specifically for that.
It still makes a difference in hand, 90gsm feels light and simple, 120gsm is a solid everyday choice with a bit more substance, and 170gsm feels noticeably sturdier and more premium. For a slip going out with every order, 90 or 120gsm keeps costs sensible, while 170gsm suits something you want to feel a bit more considered, like a slip included with a higher value product.
