The 90 × 50 mm card
A business card at 90 × 50 mm — a longer, slimmer take on the standard card, common across Australia and parts of Europe.
Trim size90 × 50 mm
Aspect1.8:1
SidesFront and back
FilesLayered PSD, smart objects
Five millimetres longer and five narrower than the common European card, and that small shift changes the feel: at 1.8:1 it's the most elongated of the standard sizes, a stretched letterbox that reads sleek where a squarer card reads solid. The proportion practically asks for a horizontal layout — a wordmark running the length, contact details on a single baseline, a logo held left with the eye carried right — and it gives typography room to breathe sideways in a way a shorter card doesn't.
The extra length is generous on the front and a little unforgiving on the back. Set the type too small in all that width and it drifts; a strong left or centred anchor holds it together. The height is where you feel the squeeze — at 50 mm there's less vertical room, so stacked information wants tight leading and a clear order. Held close the usual things carry it: stock weight, an uncoated or soft-touch finish, foil or a painted edge landing before the layout does.
In the sets: front and back, held in a hand, stacked and shot close from above, so you can present the card clean or sit it in a real scene. Each is a layered PSD with smart objects — the artwork sits on its own layer, so replacing it leaves the stock, lighting and shadow untouched.