Postcards
send an eye-catching greeting

Postcards can have many functions. From the familiar version with a summer holiday or Christmas greeting to customers - to using them as gift cards, discount cards or an enlarged business card - to the classic variant with a beautiful picture on the front and space to write a few lines on the back.
The possibilities are endless and we can create postcards with all kinds of motifs and with exactly the text you want on the back.
Postcards are usually square with two-sided printing, but you can also choose to have all kinds of shapes die-cut and create exciting effects with tiling, foil or embossing. We can print postcards on many different types of paper. The choice is yours. We make sure the postcards match your needs.


The Nordic Swan Ecolabel is based on life-cycle assessments and relevant, verifiable, and significant environmental measures. This applies to everything from the reuse of printed materials and waste minimization to the paper and printing inks we use.
The Nordic Swan Ecolabel sets requirements for energy savings and establishes limits on energy consumption. In addition, the Nordic Swan Ecolabel helps promote a good work environment.
Materials with the Nordic Swan Ecolabel may include, for example, paper, textiles, and plastic. No material with the Nordic Swan Ecolabel may contain PVC.


FSC® certification ensures that the paper comes from responsibly managed forests. FSC also guarantees that wildlife is protected and that the people who work in the forests are provided with training, safety equipment, and a fair wage.


The Cradle to Cradle Certified® Products Program is one of the world’s most rigorous standards for the production and use of materials that are safe, reusable, and beneficial to the environment.
A true circular economy is the central focus. Johnsen is one of only 11 printing companies worldwide authorized to print a range of products bearing this label.

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