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DL card with patch magnet

A DL card printed on board with a patch magnet attached — the cheapest way to put a magnet in the post, from a minimum of just 50 units.

Sizes and formats

Patch Magnet DL

Patch Magnet DL

What to put on it

  • Treat it as a card first — it will be read in the hand before it goes on the fridge.
  • Keep critical content clear of the patch magnet position on the reverse.
  • Your number sized for fridge-door legibility, since that's where it ends up.
  • Consider what makes the recipient keep it rather than bin it at the letterbox.

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DL card with patch magnet

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Why dl card with patch magnet work

Board with a patch magnet weighs considerably less than full magnetic stock, so a large mail-out costs less in postage. On big drops the saving can outweigh the print cost difference entirely.

The recipient still ends up with something that sticks to the fridge, which is the outcome that matters.

Which format suits

Patch Magnet DL

99 × 210mm card with a patch magnet applied. Fits a standard envelope.

Common questions

What is a patch magnet card?
A DL card printed on board with a small magnet patch applied to the back, so it posts like a card but sticks to the fridge on arrival.
Why choose a patch magnet over a full magnet?
Postage. Board with a patch weighs much less than full magnetic stock, so on a large mail-out the postage saving often outweighs any print cost difference.
Does it hold as well as a full magnet?
It holds the card securely on a standard steel fridge door. A full magnet has more holding power and more heft, so choose that if the piece needs to feel premium.