Free business card mockups (90 x 55 mm)

It sits just above the usual size — a little longer and a little taller — without tipping into an odd shape, so it feels normal in the hand but gives the layout noticeably more room. At 1.64:1 the proportion is close to the everyday card, only roomier, which makes it an easy upgrade: the same familiar rectangle, with margins you don't have to fight for. That extra space is the whole reason to pick it, and it shows most when there's a bit more to fit — a longer name and title, a second language, an address block that would crowd a smaller card.

The gain is in the margins rather than the message. A few millimetres on each edge lets the type sit further from the trim, gives a logo more air, and keeps a two-sided design from feeling packed. It's still small enough to behave like a standard card at the printer and in a wallet, so the usual finishes all apply — and at this size, held close, the stock and print carry as much of the impression as the artwork does.