Epson Brochure and Flyer Paper Matte Double-Sided (S042384) 8.5" x 11"

Used for a Memorial / funeral Brochure. Printed with an HP printer on both sides. Super quality paper. You have to fold it yourself (no crease) but simple to fold and leaves a perfect edge - no broken edge look. Way better than card stock.

Good quality for what I needed. I designed/printed full color covers to attach to notebooks as part of a marketing promo and this paper made them look very professional

I have been using this paper for years, still great quality and color. Love that you can print on both sides.

Very good brochure paper. I like the 48 Lb / 9.8 mil thickness. It moves through an inkjet printer without issue and yet is heavy enough that it handles as 'card stock' rather than 'paper'. This brochure paper replaces a very-good, 8 mil, Staples brand brochure stock. My Epson printer does NOT roll the paper before the print head so the path is straightforward and I encountered no jams. According to the Epson container, "works with all ink jet printers" and I found no reason to doubt that. The most obvious difference is the color tone of the Epson paper, it has a very slight warm tone - not as bright-white as the Staples paper it replaces. This may be subtle enough to go unnoticed without a side-by-side comparison. I printed the same drawing front & back side (including ¼ point cyan line widths) and compared both the Epson and Staples papers using a magnifier and found no difference in line width, or edge linearity - i.e. no blotting. The color saturation and contrast (particularly blacks) are noticeably higher on the Epson paper - a harder surface (?) or illusion from the surface tone? Probably a harder surface, since pencil marks show less broad and dark. The translucence of both papers seemed equal - when both products were held to window light the opposite-side print showed equally (not objectionably) through both, even though the Epson paper is nearly 2 mil heavier. The Epson paper is in fact 'double sided' as advertised; my drawings printed on both sides of the brochure with equal quality. A HALF star off would have been a more accurate deduction, and that only for the very slightly 'warm' tone of the paper, and maybe that should be given back because of the higher color saturation and deeper blacks, in any case, I will buy this paper again and recommend it.

This paper is just what I was looking for. Thick enough that you can print on both sides and not see through, thin enough - and I can't stress how important this is to me - to go through a cheap printer without me having to sit next to the printer to avoid paper jams. The other papers I've tried are too thick, and don't present any better than this paper so this is the winner! The thinness makes it easier to fold as well. It is not pre-scored, it is not advertised as such. If you buy this paper expecting it to be pre-scored you didn't read the description. I use this paper to make bifolds, so I'm glad I can fold it to the size I want. Here's some tips for folding: You can score the paper with a paperclip before folding it for the crispest folds, use a ruler and set the sheets on a surface that is marked for the folds. Do a couple first then when you know you've got it right go through the whole stack. If you fold by hand, first do a light fold by pinching the edges together while holding the sides together so they match up. After you create a stack of folded pieces, line them up, and fold them as a single piece. This will also give you crisp folds.

I use this paper for a homemade calendar. Heavy enough to stay firm but still go thru my printer. Used it for many years. Ink doesn't run on this paper.

Very good paper to print brochures or newsletters for a project at home. Thick and matte paper with q high density that let you print on both side with s neat and clean result even if your printer is not from Epson. Price is reasonable for such a good quality. It is very nice visually and the texture is smooth. Great paper.

First time making brochures, and they couldn't have turned out better. I did not want a gloss finish, and this matte was exactly what I was looking for. Thicker paper, almost like lightweight cardstock, but had no problem at all with my fussy-with-thick-cardstock printer, and printed fine with the print on both sides option. The coated finish is nice and I think would look good with printed cards as well