Avery® Postcards, 4.25" x 5.5", Matte, Inkjet, 120ct (3380)

I use these all the time. Great quality and the weight of the cards is perfect. Can print on both sides.

One of the facets of the hobby of ham (amateur) radio is the exchange of postcards confirming a contact over the air. Since it's possible to make contact with someone else in just about any other place in world, customized confirmations (called QSL cards) can be a real treat. Instead of spending a bunch of money at a printer having several hundred cards printed up that I must fill out by hand, I can now produce my own and everything is professional looking with this Avery product. Templates are readily available for download, so you can customize to your heart's content. Great product and the perforations are perfect.

I love these postcards. I send them to my grand kids. There is nothing like a child getting his or her own mail. Quick and easy to do.

I loved the texture and the way it printed clean and professionally. I would definitely purchase it again and highly recommends it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the quality of the product and the ease of use. Plus, the software is exceptional.

I have #3380 Textured White Postcards which states it meets US Postal regulations. However, I would like a slightly thicker paper for postcard invitation. I would like to know the weight of the paper so that I can buy a thicker postcard that I can use the same template. Perhaps they are all this thin? They look great with my design on them but I hate to see what they look like after being sent through the mail. Trying to "chat" with Avery was unsuccessful as no agent ever came. I'm rating a 3 but if the paper was slightly thicker, it would get a five, hands down!

I really wanted these to work for printing marketing postcards at home, but they have been frustrating to use with my HP printer. The alignment is way off when printing from the Avery template. It seems like the paper feeds slightly differently each time, which causes the design to print too high or too low on the cards. I wasted quite a bit of ink and multiple sheets trying to get things lined up correctly. The perforations themselves are actually pretty good and the cardstock quality feels decent. Unfortunately, none of that matters much if the printing doesn't line up with the card layout. If you're using a home printer and trying to print designs that need to be precisely centered, these may not work well. I couldn't get the design I wanted to line up properly no matter how many adjustments I tried, so they ended up being pretty much useless for my needs.

These are REALLY thin, I've had thick normal printing paper that's thicker than this stuff. I didn't feel comfortable sending this through the mail on it's own and I had some photo paper stuff, so I printed the image out on the photo paper and taped it to the card. Maybe double it up and tape/glue it together?

Couldn't use this product. Tried to return it but the store couldn't because they couldn't find the order number.l Please help me!

Bought these for an project so i wouldn't have to cut out each postcard. The seration cause rippled edges and left rips in, wasting a good portion of them. I tried using a spray to seal the images surface and add stiffness for travel, but the quality and weight of paper is low so it just caused the ink to bleed through. Would have had to adhere paper to add message and address to the backside, which defeated the whole pupose of purchasing these for greater ease in my project. Will be using for scrap papet instead of functional postcards.