Excellent deep color. A pleasure to work with. Used for various projects. Will purchase from this company again.We use for client cards not the studiestThis paper is good solid core 80lb paper. It cuts well on my Cricut. We made playing cards out of it for a project my daughter had at school and they were nice and robust. I recommend this brand!great for using as a card base for greeting cards, Sturdy to hold up when die cutting paper cut-outs! Very dense and solid core in color! Slightly pricey but overall, a great value!I am using these as the backdrop for several sports scrapbooks that I am making for some of my former students since I have retired recently as well as my grandson. They look great and help to display the various newspaper articles. I am very pleased. I think this is my second order.This is a reorder; I use so much green cardstock in my cardmaking I always like to have an extra package of this cardstock in my stash. Good, rich color, sturdy composition.Beautiful sturdy deep green paper, not laser printer friendly FYI, I got it just in case it was, so just used it for something else.Great value and paper was super thickJAM Papers,Dear Sir\Madam, I have bought JAM Paper Matte 80lb Cardstock (Olive Gereen) on three separate occasions. The stock was used for the end papers of a history book I had professionally printed. Both the colour and thickness added that little extra which gave the book both a "good feel" and a good. The first batch I purchased from a small Toronto based company. When I required a second printing of the book they had only two packages left and I was under the impression they would not be ordering more. As a consequence checked the web to find that Staples handed the product on line only. I then ordered 200 sheets. Right off the bat problems began. The first company shipped the paper stock and was received 3 days after ordering. With Staples it seemed like two weeks at least and cost much more than from the original Toronto distributor. The real problem, however, came when the printers informed me that there were pages of the same colour but were only "paper thin" about 20lb weight. I then had to source a local Owen Sound store and purchased an inferior colour doubling my cost for end papers. This does not include my cost for gas and time as Owen Sound is about 30 minutes from my home. Most recently with the last five packets of paper another serious problem presented itself. This time the paper was bought via Amazon but the paper is JAM Paper. To my naked eye the colour and thickness was perfect and indeed it was. However I then received an urgent message from the printers as it seems there were a significant number of paper that was not 8 1/2 x 11". The owner showed me some of the paper as much as 1/8" too small. When the first 25 books were printed they had to be cropped for the smallest sheets. This meant spoiling the "look" of the cover I had designed and consequently the finished bound book. I am now looking at ways to accommodate the paper size deficiencies for the last 75 copies. This will take some time rectify. The situation is a sad one. Both the thickness and colour of the paper are excellent but to put it mildly, would you buy JAM Cardstock after the problems that have occurred. V. LastGreat for making cards, very thick and it is the best I have ever found for making cards!!This product was way lighter than it looks. I was hoping to use this paper to create a pocket fold for my wedding invitations, however it's such a light hazy colour versus the deep burgundy depicted. I'm definitely not thrilled with this product.I bought this paper specifically because I’m the description it said it can work in a laser printer. It doesn’t work!! The ink just sluffs off and smudges. So disappointed!just what i wanted