25 Sheets of Old Looking/Vintage Design Paper DIN A4. Great for Vintage invites and Letters

​I purchased this vintage-style paper for a special project, and I'm really pleased with the results. The DIN A4 size is standard and easy to work with, and the paper genuinely looks and feels old, with a nice, rustic texture. It's perfect for what I needed—creating vintage-themed party invitations and a few handwritten letters. I even ran a few sheets through my inkjet printer without any issues, and the ink holds up beautifully. ​My only minor critique is that the vintage design is exactly the same on every single sheet. While it's a great design, it would have been nice to have a few different patterns in the pack to add a bit more variety to my projects. ​Overall, though, this is a great product for the price. The quality is fantastic for the purpose, and the paper has a very authentic look. I highly recommend it for anyone doing vintage crafts, junk journaling, or just wanting to write a special letter.

Great for drawing treasure maps with kids, which was the reason for purchase.

Great product for creating ancient looking manuscripts

This paper is beautiful, silky and really good quality perfect for a vintage project, pens write well on it maybe not sharpies . Really pleased with it going to order more .

Vintage paper was purchased for son’s school project. Good quality product that gives real impression of aged parchment.

Great quality, speedy delivery .

loved this and the kids did well on there home work

I bought this paper for my daughter's school printing needs and was disappointed to find it much brighter yellow in person than it appeared in the photos. While I would have preferred a more neutral or off-white tone, I didn’t have another suitable option at the time. In daily use, the paper performed reliably—smooth, suitable for both inkjet and laser printers, and resistant to jamming. It has a brightness level that falls within the standard 90–92 range, which typically ensures decent contrast for text and graphics. However, the pronounced warmth of the paper meant that lighter tones printed by my daughter sometimes looked slightly washed out. Overall, it did the job as a temporary solution, but for future purchases, I’ll look for paper with cooler tones or a brightness rating closer to 94–96 to avoid that unexpected yellow cast.