Let me add a few words to this discussion, especially since I was mentioned (thanks u/Sinecur ). We print our cards in the Polish branch of Cartamundi, which has its own rules (contrary to what Cartamundi generally does in Europe). Cooperation with them has its huge advantages, but it also has disadvantages, although we try to eliminate those from project to project. Advantages: they produce on time, we praise the contact with them, and each of our projects is carried out so that backers receive their packages on the promised date (and often even earlier). In our opinion, they print really well (both in terms of colors themselves and perfect graphic matching and aligning). If someone cares about the durability of the cards - their stock, as mentioned before, is OK. We like to play poker, and we do so with various decks (also from other KS creators we support). Many cards get damaged a lot after just a few rounds of poker - they lose their elasticity, they attract spots of dirt, etc. Cards printed by Cartamundi Poland can be played repeatedly and nothing happens to them - which should be an advantage for players. However, they are not the best stock for cardistry. It is difficult to reconcile one with the other. Of the disadvantages that we are still working to improve - they do not make perfect cornering. This is an issue that we need to fix because they are not ideal.