Business Card Case · 91 × 55 mm

A closer look

A loose stack of business cards can disappear among receipts, cables, and everything else you carry to a meeting. This printed case gives that stack a dedicated place. The design uses a separate bottom and top, so you can organize the cards you plan to hand out and put the rest away between appointments. It is a practical option for freelancers, service businesses, event exhibitors, and anyone who regularly carries printed contact details.

This version is designed around cards measuring 91 × 55 mm. That detail matters: business card formats vary, and a card described as standard may be wider or taller in another country. Measure the actual card, including rounded corners, laminates, or unusual cut shapes. Then measure the stack you normally carry. Card thickness affects capacity, so an exact count is not promised. Send those measurements if you need help matching the case before ordering.

Useful for

• Carry your own cards to meetings and trade events.
• Separate a working card supply from bulk stock at your desk.
• Keep a small selection of contact cards together in a work bag.

Check the fit

Start with these details so you can choose the right part for your setup.

• Measure the actual card width and height; this design targets 91 × 55 mm cards.
• Measure the full stack thickness rather than estimating from the number of cards.
• Allow for unusually thick stock, raised printing, lamination, and shaped corners.
• Confirm the finished case dimensions if it must fit an existing pocket or drawer.

What’s included

• Printed case base and matching lid.
• Business cards and other contents are not included.

Build a meeting-ready card routine

Use the case as a defined place for the cards you intend to hand out that day. Before leaving for a meeting or event, check that the stack is current and that the top card is presentable. Afterward, return unused cards to the same place rather than scattering them through a bag. The separate top and bottom give you a simple way to contain that working stack between conversations. Keeping received cards elsewhere also helps you avoid handing out someone else's contact details by mistake.

Measure the finished card rather than the print file

A card ordered as a particular format can still have a finish or cut that affects how it sits in a case. Measure the actual finished width and height and look for a laminate edge, unusual corner shape or raised detail. Then measure a realistic stack, including any mix of stocks you carry. This 91 by 55 mm design is a format reference, not a promise that every card described as standard will fit. Good measurements are especially useful for thick, textured or specialty cards.

Make cards easy to select and put away

Organize the stack in one consistent direction so the front is ready when you open the case. If you use several versions, such as a general business card and an appointment card, decide whether mixing them will slow you down during a conversation. Avoid packing the case so tightly that a single card has to be bent or pulled against its neighbors to remove it. Check that the top seats naturally with your chosen stack before relying on the case for an event.

Keep the contents and contact surfaces clean

Paper cards can pick up debris from a bag even when they have a dedicated container. Periodically empty the case and wipe its interior using a method appropriate for PETG, then let it dry before replacing the cards. Check for loose grit around the closing surfaces and keep the case away from leaking pens or liquid containers. The printed case provides organization, but the listing does not establish a sealed enclosure. Treat the cards according to the storage needs of their paper and finish.

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