Premium Recycled Flyer Printing
Crafted from 350gsm uncoated recycled paper, these flyers provide a natural, high-quality feel while allowing for easy writing—ideal for adding personal notes or custom messages.
Perfect for thank-you cards, promotional handouts, menus, or business announcements, these flyers deliver exceptional print clarity with a tactile finish. Our selection includes various sizes to suit all marketing needs, with the option for single or double-sided printing.
We are transitioning to FSC and PEFC-certified paper stocks, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability. Contrary to common belief, recycled flyers do not compromise on quality—our premium printing ensures sharp, vibrant results with an elegant, eco-friendly touch.
Technical Specifications for Eco-Friendly Recycled Flyers
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Printed on 350gsm uncoated recycled paper
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Available in A7, A6, A5, A4, A3, DL, and square formats
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3mm bleed required on all sides
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Supplied as a CMYK PDF
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Fonts must be outlined or embedded
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300dpi resolution for crisp, professional results
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For artwork setup guidance, refer to our technical guide
Want to design your flyer effortlessly? Use our easy-to-use online design tool to create your perfect print.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's a 350gsm recycled uncoated stock made predominantly from recycled fibre rather than a token percentage blend. As certified options come online, FSC and PEFC labelling will confirm the exact sourcing, but the stock itself is already built around recycled content rather than standard virgin paper.
Both are independent schemes that certify paper comes from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources, they're not competing claims so much as two different bodies doing a similar job. FSC is the more widely recognised globally, while PEFC is strong in certain regions and often covers smaller, local forestry. Either label is a reasonable sign that the paper's sourcing has been checked rather than just taken on trust.
Single sided avoids any risk of show through, where the print on one side is faintly visible from the other, which can be slightly more noticeable on an uncoated recycled stock than on a coated paper. Double sided still works fine for most designs, it's just worth keeping ink coverage a little lighter on both sides if you're going for a design heavy in solid colour blocks.
It can be priced a little differently to standard stock, since recycled paper often costs more to source than virgin paper. Check the price shown on this page once you've selected your size and quantity, it'll reflect the actual cost for the recycled option rather than a generic estimate.
Recycled stock has improved a lot over the years and prints noticeably better than older recycled papers used to, so most designs come out looking sharp and true to colour. For a design that's almost entirely large photos, a coated stock like gloss will still edge it out slightly on vibrancy, but for typical flyer designs with a mix of text, graphics and images, recycled holds up well.
