Explanation of paper thickness:
gsm is an Abbreviation for grams per square metre. This indicates the weight of paper, it also indicates the thickness of the paper. Generally, the higher the gsm the thicker the paper. For example: A typical photocopier paper would be 80 gsm, a good letterhead paper might be 100 gsm, a postcard would be about 250 gsm.
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 | Opaque papers
These papers are opaque, most have subtle patterns created by printing or from the pulp fibres. |
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 | Tissues
lightweight but strong fabric-like tissues. |
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 | Thick crepe paper (59)
Our crepe papers are much thicker than normal crepe paper. They are very stretchable. Can be used for making paper flowers. |
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 | Corrugated paper (17)
Used for paper craft. The patterns and thickness makes this paper suitable for making paper models, such as gift packaging, gift box, frames.
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 | Metallics (13)
These sheets are decorated with shiny pearlescent colours and patterns. |
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