As Colorway Inkjet Media, we began our journey 20 years ago as a leading ISO 9706 & FSC-certified fine art paper manufacturer in China, engineering museum-grade inkjet papers, canvases, and films for the world’s top Giclée printers, galleries, and creative professionals. Today, we build on that unrivaled substrate expertise to offer end-to-end premium Giclée printing services direct from China—blending our proprietary archival materials with state-of-the-art Epson, and Canon professional printers to deliver exhibition-worthy art reproductions for artists, galleries, importers, wholesalers, and brands worldwide.
Giclée (pronounced zhee-klay) is the global gold standard for digital fine art reproduction, far surpassing standard inkjet, lithograph, or offset printing in precision, archival longevity, and artistic fidelity. Coined in 1991 by master printmaker Jack Duganne, the term derives from the French word gicler (“to spray”), describing the micro-droplet inkjet technology that creates prints with unmatched detail, color accuracy, and texture.
This all-in-one guide covers every core aspect of Giclée printing, addressing every user need: informational, commercial, transactional, and navigational. We’ve researched and integrated the most comprehensive industry content, elevated it with our 20 years of manufacturing and printing expertise, and focused on delivering practical, authoritative guidance. Whether you’re an artist creating limited editions, a gallery curating an exhibition, a wholesaler sourcing bulk prints, or a hobbyist exploring fine art reproduction, this guide answers every question you have about Giclée printing—and positions Colorway as your trusted global service provider.

Chapter 1: What Is Authentic Giclée Printing?

Not every inkjet print qualifies as a true Giclée. Industry standards define an authentic Giclée print by four non-negotiable, ISO-aligned pillars—all of which Colorway adheres to rigorously, drawing on our paper manufacturing heritage to elevate every element:

1. Archival Pigment Inks (Not Dye Inks)

Authentic Giclée uses only 10–12 color archival pigment inks (we use Epson UltraChrome PRO, Canon LUCIA PRO II, and Artjet premium pigment inks), not water-based dye inks. Pigment inks use solid color particles suspended in a binder, which bond to the substrate’s surface for superior fade resistance. Per Wilhelm Imaging Research testing, our inks deliver 80–100+ years of lightfastness (ISO 18909 certified) under indoor display. Dye inks fade in 1–5 years, bleed on uncoated paper, and fail to meet archival standards—they are never used in our Giclée printing process.

2. Museum-Grade Archival Substrates (Our Core Expertise)

As a fine art paper manufacturer, we know the substrate is the foundation of a lasting Giclée print. Authentic Giclée requires substrates that are 100% acid-free, lignin-free, and OBA-free (no optical brighteners that cause yellowing over time), engineered for archival permanence (ISO 9706 certified for 100+ year longevity), and calibrated for pigment ink absorption to prevent bleeding, feathering, or color shift. We exclusively use our own in-house manufactured substrates for all Giclée prints, eliminating supply chain inconsistencies and ensuring perfect synergy between paper, ink, and printer.

3. High-Resolution Digital Source (Minimum 300 DPI)

A Giclée print is only as good as its source file. Authentic Giclée requires a minimum 300 DPI (dots per inch) high-resolution digital file (TIFF, PSD, or uncompressed JPEG)—far higher than the 72 DPI used for web images. For physical original art, we offer professional high-resolution flatbed scanning up to 1200 DPI to capture every brushstroke, texture, and tonal gradient with absolute precision.

4. Calibrated Professional Wide-Format Printers

Authentic Giclée requires professional wide-format printers with 10+ color channels, capable of producing ink droplets as small as 1–3 picoliters (one-trillionth of a liter). We use state-of-the-art Artjet, Epson SureColor P9570/P20570, and Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-6600 printers, calibrated daily with X-Rite i1Pro color tools to ensure perfect color accuracy across every print. Standard consumer 6-color inkjet printers cannot replicate this precision, and are never used for our Giclée services.

Giclée vs. Other Print Methods

To clarify common questions about print quality and use cases, here’s a definitive comparison:
Print Method
Core Use Case
Archival Longevity
Color Accuracy
Best For
Authentic Giclée
Fine art reproduction, limited editions
80–100+ years
10–12 color channels, 99% match to original
Artists, galleries, collectors, wholesale fine art
Standard Inkjet
Home/office document printing
1–5 years
4–6 color channels, high color shift
Casual home use, non-archival documents
Lithograph
Mass commercial print runs
20–30 years
Limited color gamut, spot color only
Large-run posters, magazines, commercial packaging
Offset Printing
Bulk mass production
10–20 years
CMYK-only, limited fine detail control
10,000+ unit commercial runs, low-cost bulk printing

Chapter 2: Why Giclée Printing Is the Gold Standard

Giclée printing stands out as the premier choice for fine art reproduction due to its unique combination of quality, longevity, and flexibility—benefits that align with the needs of artists, galleries, and businesses worldwide:

1. Unmatched Artistic Fidelity

Giclée prints capture the exact color, texture, and detail of the original artwork, down to the finest brushstrokes of an oil painting or the subtle skin tone gradients of a portrait. Our dual expertise as paper manufacturers and printers lets us optimize every element to preserve the artist’s original vision—something generic print services cannot replicate.

2. Museum-Grade Archival Longevity

Unlike mass-produced prints that fade in a decade, authentic Giclée prints are designed to last for generations. Our ISO 9706 certified substrates and pigment inks deliver 100+ years of lightfastness, making them collectible pieces that hold their value for collectors, galleries, and artists.

3. Unrivaled Flexibility for Artists & Businesses

Giclée printing supports small limited editions (5–50 prints) for emerging and established artists, mid-size runs for gallery exhibitions and retail decor, large bulk wholesale runs (1000+ prints) for importers, brands, and retail chains, and custom sizes up to 60” wide format—with no minimum order restrictions for artists.

4. Superior Cost-Efficiency for Global Clients

As a China-based manufacturer and printer, we eliminate middlemen to offer museum-grade Giclée printing at 30–40% lower cost than US/EU-based print services, with no compromise on quality. This makes Giclée accessible to independent artists and small businesses, while delivering high-margin products for wholesalers and importers.

Chapter 3: Colorway’s End-to-End Giclée Printing Service

Our in-house Giclée printing process is designed to address every client pain point: quality consistency, shipping delays, customs hurdles, color accuracy, and flexible volume options. The process is 100% transparent, with dedicated support for global clients across North America, Europe, APAC, and the Middle East.

Our Step-by-Step Giclée Printing Process (ISO 9001 Certified)

Step 1: Personalized Client Consultation (Global Multilingual Support)

We start with a 1:1 consultation with your dedicated English-speaking account manager to define your project goals: art type (painting, photography, digital art, watercolor, etc.), desired substrate (from our 8-type in-house fine art matrix), volume (1-off artist proof, limited edition, bulk wholesale), size (standard A-series, custom up to 60” wide format), archival requirements, branding, and finishing needs, as well as delivery timeline and destination country.
For clients with physical original art, we offer mail-in high-resolution scanning services (for art up to 60” x 96”) with international shipping support.

Step 2: Digital File Optimization & Color Calibration

Our team of certified color specialists optimizes your file for Giclée printing: resolution QA (minimum 300 DPI, upscaling for low-resolution files with AI tools), color mode conversion (CMYK to RGB, the industry standard for Giclée pigment inks), X-Rite calibrated color matching to your original artwork with substrate-specific profile adjustment, free unlimited digital proofs for your approval before printing (with minor tweaks at no extra cost), and optional physical sample print (on your chosen substrate) shipped to your location for final approval.

Step 3: Substrate Selection (From Our In-House Fine Art Matrix)

As a fine art paper manufacturer, this is where our expertise is unmatched. We help you select the ideal substrate for your artwork, with all materials in-stock at our China facility for fast turnaround. Our full substrate guide is in Chapter 4.

Step 4: Calibrated Giclée Printing

Once approved, we print your artwork on our daily-calibrated Artjet, Epson, or Canon printers: 10–12 color archival pigment inks with variable 1–3 picoliter droplet technology, pre-calibrated ICC profiles for every substrate (eliminating ink bleeding or warping), sequential limited edition numbering and artist signature areas at no extra cost, and batch consistency guaranteed via our 20 years of manufacturing QC processes—every print in your order is identical, even across reorders months later.

Step 5: 12-Point Rigorous Quality Control (QC)

Inspired by our ISO 9001 paper manufacturing standards, every print undergoes a 12-point QC check before shipping:
  1. Color accuracy matched to approved proof
  2. Detail sharpness (no blurring or pixelation)
  3. Ink adhesion (no smudging or peeling)
  4. Substrate condition (no creases, tears, or warping)
  5. Edge alignment and cropping accuracy
  6. Correct limited edition numbering
  7. Archival ink and substrate verification
  8. Print size accuracy
  9. Texture consistency for textured substrates
  10. D-Max (≥1.65) for black-and-white prints
  11. No dust, smudges, or printing defects
  12. Compliance with client branding/finishing requirements
Any print that fails a check is discarded—we never ship a print that does not meet museum-grade standards.

Step 6: Custom Finishing & Protective Packaging

We offer a full range of finishing options, plus international shipping-grade packaging: finishing add-ons (canvas stretching with wooden stretcher bars, acid-free matting, UV-protective lamination, museum-grade custom framing), packaging (all prints wrapped in acid-free tissue paper, shipped in crush-proof cardboard tubes for unframed prints or rigid flat mailers for matted/framed prints; wholesale orders are palletized with moisture-resistant wrapping for sea/air freight), and custom branding (for wholesalers and brands, we offer custom branded packaging, art information cards, and private labeling at a small additional cost).

Step 7: Worldwide Shipping from China

We offer flexible shipping options to every country, with full customs support to eliminate delays: Express Shipping (DHL/FedEx) for 5–10 working days (ideal for small artist orders and exhibition deadlines), Air Freight for 10–15 working days (for medium bulk orders of 100–500 prints), and Sea Freight for 20–35 working days (for large wholesale orders of 500+ prints—the most cost-effective option for importers). We provide all required documentation (commercial invoice, certificate of origin, ISO/FSC certifications) to ensure smooth clearance in the EU, US, APAC, and all global markets.

Step 8: 30-Day Post-Delivery Guarantee & Ongoing Support

Our commitment doesn’t end with shipping: if a print arrives damaged, we reprint and ship a replacement at no cost (with photo proof of damage); wholesale clients receive a full batch quality report for every order, with full traceability for substrate, ink, and printer calibration; and we offer ongoing expert advice on print care, limited edition best practices, and copyright compliance for artists and galleries.

Chapter 4: The Definitive Substrate Guide for Giclée Printing

The substrate is the most critical decision for Giclée print quality—choosing the right material enhances the artwork’s color, texture, and mood, while the wrong material can dull colors, obscure detail, or ruin the artistic vision. As a fine art paper manufacturer, we’ve created a comprehensive substrate guide tailored to specific art types and use cases. All substrates are 100% acid-free, lignin-free, OBA-free, and calibrated for our Artjet/Epson/Canon printers.

Our 8-Type Fine Art Substrate Matrix (In-House Manufactured)

Substrate
Weight
Core Use Case
Key Benefits
Archival Rating
255gsm Ultra Smooth Fine Art Paper
255gsm
Portraiture, architectural photography, macro shots, vector digital art
Glare-free matte finish, micro-porous coating, razor-sharp detail, neutral white base
80+ years
320gsm Warm Cotton Ultra Smooth (100% Cotton Rag)
320gsm
Limited-edition photography, museum exhibitions, collector-grade prints
Subtle warm white base, heavyweight rigid feel, ISO 9706 certified, perfect for natural landscapes
100+ years
315gsm Cold Press Rag (100% Cotton Rag)
315gsm
Watercolor, pastel, charcoal reproductions, premium stationery
Soft cold-pressed texture mimics traditional watercolor paper, wide color gamut for soft washes
100+ years
300gsm Bulldog Etching Rag (100% Cotton Rag)
300gsm
Oil painting, woodblock, high-contrast B&W photography
Bold etching grain, D-Max ≥1.65 for velvety blacks, dramatic shadow separation
100+ years
350gsm Heavyweight Watercolor Rag (100% Cotton Rag)
350gsm
Heavy watercolor washes, mixed-media reproductions, hand-finished prints
Extra-thick rigid substrate, water-resistant coating, handles heavy ink loads without warping
100+ years
280gsm Metallic Fine Art Paper
280gsm
Luxury digital art, wedding photography, high-end commercial branding
Subtle luminous metallic coating, reflective finish for depth, smooth base for sharp detail
70+ years
230gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art Paper
230gsm
Commercial decor, retail posters, large-format bulk prints
Warp-resistant, non-reflective matte coating, low per-print cost, ideal for high-volume runs
60+ years
210gsm Excellent Light Texture Fine Art Paper
210gsm
Art portfolios, photobook interiors, student art prints
Subtle matte texture, lightweight and flexible for binding, compatible with pigment and dye inks
50+ years
380gsm Premium Art Canvas (Cotton-Poly Blend)
380gsm
Oil/acrylic canvas reproductions, gallery-wrapped wall art
Acid-free, stretch-resistant, matte finish, perfect for large-format decor prints
80+ years

Scene-to-Substrate Matching Guide

Choosing the right substrate for your artwork ensures the best possible results. Here’s our expert recommendation for common art types:
  • Fine Art Portraiture: 255gsm Ultra Smooth (sharp detail) or 320gsm Warm Cotton (warm skin tones)
  • Watercolor Reproductions: 315gsm Cold Press Rag or 350gsm Heavyweight Watercolor Rag
  • High-Contrast B&W Photography: 300gsm Bulldog Etching Rag
  • Oil Painting Reproductions: 300gsm Bulldog Etching Rag or 380gsm Premium Canvas
  • Commercial Bulk Decor Prints: 230gsm Enhanced Matte
  • Luxury Limited Editions: 320gsm Warm Cotton or 350gsm Heavyweight Watercolor Rag

Chapter 5: Giclée Printing Cost Breakdown

Understanding the factors that impact Giclée printing cost helps you plan your project effectively. We believe in transparent pricing with no hidden fees, so we’ve outlined the core cost drivers and provided a clear price guide for our China-based service.

Core Factors That Impact Giclée Printing Cost

  1. Print Size: Larger formats require more substrate and ink, increasing cost
  2. Substrate Type: 100% cotton rag papers have a higher cost than acid-free matte papers
  3. Volume: Higher volume orders reduce per-unit cost (we offer tiered bulk discounts for wholesalers)
  4. Finishing Options: Stretching, matting, framing, and lamination add additional cost
  5. Shipping Destination: Express air freight has a higher cost than sea freight for bulk orders

2026 Colorway Giclée Printing Price Guide (Relative Proportions)

Prices are displayed as relative proportions, with the 8×10” 230gsm Enhanced Matte print set as the baseline (1.0x). This proportional model reflects the actual cost relationship between different sizes and substrates.
Print Size
230gsm Enhanced Matte
255gsm Ultra Smooth
315gsm Cold Press Rag (100% Cotton)
8×10” (Baseline)
1.0x
1.5x
2.1x
11×14”
1.7x
2.3x
3.2x
16×20”
3.0x
3.5x
4.8x
24×36”
6.5x
8.0x
11.0x
36×48”
12.1x
14.8x
20.4x
Note: All prices are relative to the 8×10” 230gsm Enhanced Matte print (designated as 1.0x). Proportions reflect differences in substrate cost, ink usage, and production complexity.

Bulk Wholesale Discounts (100+ Units)

  • 100–499 units: 15% off per-unit pricing
  • 500–999 units: 25% off per-unit pricing
  • 1000+ units: 35% off per-unit pricing + free sea freight to major global ports

Additional Notes

  • No setup fees, no hidden costs
  • Free digital proofs for all orders
  • Limited edition numbering at no extra cost
  • Custom sizes available on request

Chapter 6: Critical Best Practices for Artists & Galleries

Whether you’re creating limited editions, selling Giclée prints, or curating an exhibition, following industry best practices ensures the quality, value, and longevity of your prints. We’ve compiled expert guidance to help you avoid common mistakes and maximize the impact of your Giclée reproductions.

Limited Edition Giclée Best Practices

Limited edition prints are the most valuable for artists and collectors—follow these industry standards to maintain their collectibility:
  1. Set a Fixed Edition Size: Keep editions small (5–100 prints) for higher collectibility; never reprint the same edition once sold out.
  2. Number Every Print: Use the standard format: [print number]/[total edition size] (e.g., 12/50) in the bottom margin.
  3. Include an Artist Signature: Sign every print in pencil (for paper) or archival ink (for canvas) in the bottom margin, along with the artwork title and year.
  4. Provide a Certificate of Authenticity (COA): We include free custom COAs for all limited edition orders, with edition number, substrate details, print date, and artist signature space.
  5. Use Only Archival Materials: Always print limited editions on 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigment inks to ensure long-term value.

Copyright & Reproduction Rights for Giclée Prints

  • You must own the copyright to the artwork to create and sell Giclée reproductions (this applies to your own original art, or art you have explicit written reproduction rights for).
  • For artists working with galleries, clearly define reproduction rights in your contract to avoid disputes.
  • Include a copyright notice on the back of every print: © [Artist Name] [Year]. All Rights Reserved.

Common Giclée Printing Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these pitfalls to ensure your Giclée prints meet the highest standards:
  1. Using low-resolution (under 300 DPI) source files
  2. Choosing the wrong substrate for the artwork type
  3. Skipping the proof approval step
  4. Using non-archival materials for limited edition prints
  5. Working with print services that don’t calibrate their printers daily
  6. Improper packaging that causes damage during shipping

Chapter 7: How to Choose the Best Giclée Printing Service

Selecting the right Giclée printing service is critical to achieving high-quality, long-lasting prints. Whether you’re an artist, gallery, or wholesaler, there are key criteria to consider to ensure your project meets your expectations.

8 Non-Negotiable Criteria for a Giclée Printing Service

  1. Archival Material Expertise: The service must use only archival pigment inks and acid-free, OBA-free substrates. As a fine art paper manufacturer, we don’t just use these materials—we engineer them.
  2. Daily Printer Calibration: The service must calibrate their printers daily with professional color tools to ensure consistent color accuracy. We calibrate every printer, every day, with X-Rite i1Pro tools.
  3. Flexible Volume Options: The service should cater to both individual artists (1-off prints) and bulk wholesale clients. We have no minimum order for artists, and a low $2000 MOQ for wholesale bulk orders.
  4. Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees, setup costs, or upcharges for standard services like digital proofs. Our pricing is fully transparent, with tiered bulk discounts.
  5. Global Shipping & Customs Support: For international clients, the service must handle all shipping and customs documentation. We offer worldwide shipping with full customs support for every order.
  6. Quality Control Guarantee: The service should have a rigorous QC process and a damage replacement guarantee. We offer a 12-point QC check and 30-day damage replacement guarantee.
  7. Dedicated Client Support: The service should provide a dedicated account manager for your project. Every Colorway client gets a multilingual account manager to oversee their order from start to finish.
  8. Free Proofs: The service should offer free digital proofs to ensure color accuracy before printing. We offer unlimited free digital proofs for all orders.

Why Choose Colorway Inkjet Media for Your Giclée Printing?

As China’s leading fine art paper manufacturer and Giclée printing service provider, we offer benefits no other global print service can match:
  • Dual Expertise: We don’t just print—we engineer the substrates, ensuring perfect synergy between paper, ink, and printer
  • China Factory Pricing: 30–40% lower cost than US/EU-based services, with no compromise on museum-grade quality
  • Global Support: Multilingual account managers, worldwide shipping, and full customs documentation for every market
  • Flexible Volume Options: 1-off artist proofs to 10,000+ unit wholesale bulk runs
  • ISO-Certified Quality: ISO 9706, ISO 18909, FSC, and ISO 9001 certified processes
  • Free Global Sample Prints: We offer a free sample print on your chosen substrate for new clients (only shipping fee applies)

Chapter 8: Giclée Print Care & Preservation Guide

A museum-grade Giclée print is engineered to last for decades (or centuries) with proper care. The archival quality of our pigment inks and substrates is only part of the equation—how you display, store, and handle your prints determines their longevity. Here’s our expert guide to preserving your Giclée prints:

How to Make Your Giclée Prints Last 80–100+ Years

Display Guidelines

  • Avoid Direct Sunlight: UV light is the #1 cause of fading. Display prints in indirect natural light, or use UV-filtering glass/plexiglass for framed prints.
  • Control Temperature & Humidity: Display in a cool, dry environment (60–75°F / 15–24°C, 40–60% relative humidity). Avoid bathrooms, kitchens, or basements.
  • Use Acid-Free Framing Materials: Always use acid-free matting, backing board, and tape to prevent acid degradation. Never let the print touch the glass directly.
  • Handle With Care: Always hold prints by the edges, and use cotton gloves for limited-edition/collectible prints to avoid oil and dirt from fingers.

Storage Guidelines

  • Store unframed prints flat in acid-free archival boxes, or rolled in acid-free tissue paper and rigid cardboard tubes. Never fold a Giclée print.
  • Avoid stacking heavy objects on flat prints to prevent warping.
  • Keep prints away from chemicals, cleaning products, perfume, and cigarette smoke, which can discolor ink and substrate.

Cleaning Guidelines

  • Dust framed prints with a soft, dry microfiber cloth (wipe the glass, not the print surface).
  • For unframed prints, use a clean, soft bristle paintbrush to remove dust—never use water or cleaning solutions on the print surface.

Chapter 9: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

We’ve compiled answers to the most common questions about Giclée printing to address your key concerns and provide clear, actionable guidance:

Q: What is the difference between a giclée print and an art print?

A: A standard art print is typically mass-produced via offset or lithograph printing with CMYK dye inks and non-archival paper, lasting 10–20 years. An authentic Giclée print uses 10–12 color archival pigment inks, museum-grade acid-free substrates, and high-resolution professional printers, lasting 80–100+ years with superior color accuracy and detail.

Q: Are giclée prints worth buying?

A: Yes, for collectors, artists, and decor buyers. Giclée prints offer museum-grade archival longevity, near-perfect fidelity to the original artwork, and collectible value when sold as limited editions. They are far more durable and higher quality than mass-produced art prints, making them a worthwhile investment.

Q: Can you sell giclée prints as limited editions?

A: Yes, Giclée prints are the industry standard for limited-edition fine art reproductions. To maintain collectibility, set a fixed edition size, number and sign every print, provide a certificate of authenticity, and never reprint the same edition once sold out.

Q: What is the best paper weight for giclée prints?

A: For limited-edition fine art and photography, 300–350gsm 100% cotton rag paper is ideal, as it offers a premium, rigid feel and maximum archival longevity. For commercial bulk prints, 210–230gsm acid-free matte paper balances quality and cost-effectiveness.

Q: Is giclée printing good for photography?

A: Yes, Giclée printing is the gold standard for fine art photography. It captures the full tonal range, sharp detail, and color accuracy of high-resolution photography, with archival pigment inks and substrates that ensure the print lasts for decades without fading.

Q: How much does it cost to make a giclée print?

A: Giclée print costs vary by size and substrate, with prices scaling proportionally: small formats (e.g., 8×10”) on standard matte paper serve as the baseline (1.0x), while large formats (e.g., 36×48”) on premium cotton rag paper can be up to 20x the baseline. Bulk wholesale orders receive tiered discounts of 15–35% off the relative unit price.

Q: Do giclée prints fade?

A: Authentic Giclée prints with archival pigment inks and acid-free substrates have a lightfastness rating of 80–100+ years under proper indoor display. They will not fade if kept out of direct sunlight and stored in a cool, dry environment. Non-archival dye ink prints fade in 1–5 years.

Q: What is the difference between giclée and canvas prints?

A: Giclée refers to the printing process, while canvas refers to the substrate. A canvas print can be a Giclée print if it is produced using authentic Giclée standards (archival pigment inks, professional wide-format printers, high-resolution source files). Giclée prints can be produced on paper, canvas, film, and other archival substrates.

Final Thoughts: Giclée Printing as an Extension of Artistic Vision

At Colorway Inkjet Media, we believe Giclée printing is more than a reproduction technique—it’s an art form in its own right. For 20 years, we’ve engineered fine art substrates to preserve the vision of artists; today, we use that expertise to turn that vision into physical prints that last for generations. A true Giclée print is not just a copy of an artwork—it’s a faithful extension of it, a collectible piece that holds the same emotion, detail, and beauty as the original.
As China’s leading fine art paper manufacturer and premium Giclée printing service provider, we’re proud to make museum-grade Giclée printing accessible to artists, galleries, and businesses across the globe. Whether you’re printing a small limited edition of your life’s work or sourcing bulk art reproductions for your wholesale market, we bring the same passion, precision, and archival quality to every print we produce.
Let’s turn your art into a timeless Giclée print—partner with Colorway Inkjet Media today. Request your free sample print, digital proof, or custom wholesale quote by emailing our team at sales@photopaperschina.com .