Southworth Ivory Parchment Cardstock

Beautiful paper! High quality. You won't be disappointed. I wish the price was a little lower though but I guess I have to pay more for the quality of this product.I also like the idea of the product being made in America so I pay the extra buck.

I use the Southworth Ivory Parchment card stock to make and design cards, invitations and place cards for events. Hard to find but this seller has it and the delivery service was perfect.

Great quality!!! Sometimes the printer has a difficult time excepting the paper. But when it does prince resumes beautifully

This parchment cardstock paper is great for so many things. I love the color, texture and weight of it. It helps me to create vintage looking signs, labels, gift tags and posters. It was reasonablly priced as well and delivered quickly.

Makes great recipe cards for a three-ring binder.

Works well!!

Good product. Good price. Will buy again if and when necessary.

I use this product for printing menus in my restaurant, and it's suitable for that purpose.

This paper is what I wanted. I used to buy it elsewhere but they stopped selling it and I use this for my business. Glad I was able to find the right paper.

Amazon is getting really lazy... I purchased this parchment paper.. Although it comes in a box... It has an open window so I the 1st sheet of the paper is Dirty... What happened to packaging the products????? I pay top dollar and have a prime membership... 2nd time in a week I'm not happy with their service.. Paper itself seems nice and very thick... Oh and it's NOT 1 day delivery as advertised... 4th day

As others have noted, this packaging/label makes it seem like what you think you're getting is what you're getting...confused? Let me 'splain - there is always confusion about weights and gsm. We use words like cover, text/bond, index and it all means something different which is why more experienced shoppers of paper look to the gsm for a more accurate measurement. Now, 65lb COVER is supposed to be more like cardstock and is indeed 176 gsm. The label would be correct if that was the product contained within. What you are actually getting is more like 80 gsm - for comparison, the thinnest 24lb copy paper. This is copy paper not cardstock, not cover weight and not 176 gsm.