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We offer the Professional Quality, Archival Artist canvas which is Poly / Cotton.
Glossy canvas is another one to look out for. It looks tacky but some of competitors use it simply because they think they can get away without laminating it.
A non-glossed canvas with laminate will always give a superior end result; and that’s what we do.
We don’t do short-cuts, we print and laminate on a high-quality, archival non-glossed canvas to achieve maximum quality.
So not only do we use a brand-name canvas, that's independently tested, it's weight (gsm) is much higher than many other canvases on the market meaning it's going to last.
Glossy canvas is another one to look out for. It looks tacky but some use it because they think they can get away without laminating it. A non-glossed canvas with laminate will always give a superior end result.
So why do I hear that 100% cotton is better than poly / cotton?
It's common to hear that a 100% cotton canvas is better than a poly/cotton blend. It's really a matter of opinion and application.
Unfortunately, there are many CHEAP poly/cotton blends out there and those canvases are really the bad apple that ruined the cart, with customers demanding 100% cotton for fear of getting a cheap poly/cotton blend. A HIGH QUALITY poly/cotton blend that is OBA-free and independently tested for archival quality is just as good as a high quality 100% cotton canvas.
With us you can be assured that ccanvas we use is used in used in museums and galleries around the world. It is bright white, water resistent and rated to last for 75+ years by the UK Fine Art Guild.
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Our canvas is rated to Last for 75 years by the UK Fine Art Guild
The poly / cotton canvas has a more uniform texture - great for photographs
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