Most applications are online now, but paper still matters at the moments that count: an in-person interview, a career fair, a networking event, a portfolio review. Handing over a resume on good paper is a small detail people notice.
The trouble is that a box of linen resume paper usually comes in packs of 100 or more, and you need five copies. And you’d still need a printer.
Why linen paper?
Linen paper has a subtle woven texture and feels heavier than copy paper. It’s a classic choice for resumes and cover letters because it looks finished without being flashy.
Get your resume printed on linen with Inktoss
- Export your resume as a PDF. Word, Google Docs and Canva all export PDF. PDF keeps your fonts and layout exactly as you designed them.
- Upload it in the Inktoss app and choose Linen as the paper type.
- Choose how many copies you want to bring.
- Send it to your address. Orders ship the next business day, and Standard shipping typically takes 3–5 business days in the mail. Need them sooner? Choose Expedited or Rush.
What it costs
Printing is $0.29 a page, color or black and white. Linen paper adds $0.20 a sheet, and shipping is $1.49. So:
- 1 copy of a one-page resume: $1.98
- 5 copies: $3.94
You get no leftover box of paper, and no ink to buy.
Interview and career fair checklist
- Order a week ahead so mail time isn’t a worry.
- Print 5–10 copies for career fairs. One or two extra for a panel interview.
- Proofread the PDF first. Check dates, phone number and email.
- Keep it flat. Carry copies in a folder so they arrive at the interview crisp.
Graduating this year? This is an easy way to get a stack ready before campus career fairs, without hunting for a working printer in the library.