Designed to communicate your brand, tell a story, or walk clients through a message, one card at a time. Whether you’re launching a campaign, onboarding a team, or building a better client experience, custom card decks turn your message into something people actually engage with and hang onto.

Ideal for B2B settings from internal training and brand storytelling to sales tools and premium leave-behinds. They’re more than print; they deliver your message in a format that’s more engaging than a booklet and way harder to throw away.

We print right here in Wellington, with fast delivery NZ-wide. From one-off prototypes to full production runs, we move quickly and print with care.

Why choose Custom Corporate Card Decks?

Cards are tactile, interactive, and built for storytelling. Every card is an opportunity to reinforce your message and unlike flyers or brochures, they invite people to pause and explore. Our decks are printed on premium 0.36 mm stock (thicker than standard cards), laminated with a scuff-resistant matt finish and precision cut with round corners for a polished, professional feel.

We handle everything from short runs to nationwide campaigns, using digital print and die-free cutting so you’re never limited by size or shape. Need packaging? Choose from tuck-in cartons, two-piece cartons, or fully custom solutions, all designed to match the impact of what’s inside.

We’ve helped organisations across New Zealand turn complex ideas into memorable print experiences. For ComplyWith, we produced 300 custom card packs for their ‘Building Blocks of Good Compliance’ initiative, a hands-on tool designed to make their message clear and practical. For Datacom, we delivered branded decks for a high-impact internal event. And for the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, we printed 500 custom card decks for Te Matatini, designed to celebrate and share cultural knowledge in a format that’s interactive and memorable.

Here’s what one of our repeat clients had to say:

“The Colourcraft team always go above and beyond to deliver the cards we create for our team and clients. Every print is high-quality, and it's a joy seeing our designs and brand come to life with such a quick turnaround.” – Ella Price (Springload)

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When Heyday Beer Co needed a smart way to transport their tap badges securely from brewery to bar, we delivered a solution that’s since become an industry staple. Their Cuba Street brewery is known for fresh, small-batch beer and bold branding, so they needed packaging that wasn’t just practical but consistent across repeat orders. Our folding keg collar design ticked every box—strong, dependable and proven to survive cold storage and delivery.

Smart structure, proven reliability

Printed digitally on sturdy 284gsm Formakote Natura board, each keg collar is diecut flat for easy storage and then folded around the tap badge when it’s time to ship. The clever locking design means no staples, no loose badges and no wasted time. This is a proven solution we’ve produced and reprinted for Heyday more than ten times since 2018. That consistency shows the design works and the product does exactly what it’s meant to: protect tap badges in transit.

One idea, many options

The folding keg collar style used by Heyday is just one option we’ve developed in-house. For breweries that don’t need the lock-in structure, we also produce a flat keg collar style—more cost-effective, but with the same durable stock and precision diecutting. Both styles scale easily, giving breweries of any size print that’s fit for purpose, looks sharp and holds up in the real world.

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The Aristologist is one of New Zealand’s most distinctive publications—a journal and symposium series dedicated to preserving the food history of Aotearoa and its neighbours. When editor Duncan Galletly came to us with A New Zealand Cookbook by Pummereboo, a quirky 20-page volume of recipes from 1849, including gems like “Dog Tail Soup,” the brief was simple: make it small, sharp, and archival. At just 75 x 100mm, this project pushed the limits of what’s practical in booklet printing—and that’s exactly why he came to us. We’ve been printing The Aristologist journal for 15+ years, and when something unique is needed, we know how to deliver.

We digitally printed 70 copies using a mix of high-quality stocks for both look and feel. The sky-blue cover was printed CMYK on 240gsm Pop’Set—an uncoated, smooth paper that holds colour beautifully and feels great in-hand. The internal pages were printed in crisp black ink on 135gsm Eco-100, a 100% recycled stock that lends both texture and integrity. Finished with saddle-stitching and precision-trimmed to miniature size, the result is a compact print piece that feels deliberate, not gimmicky.

Not every print shop tackles projects this small, but after years working with The Aristologist, we’ve learned how to get the details right when it matters most.

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