Paper weight

[robfosters]

I'm not talking about the glassy things you use to keep paper's down, I'm actually talking about the weight of paper.

For final copies of important documents, like reports and essays, what weight of paper is optimal to give it that classy feeling?

I know heavy is good, but is there too heavy?

 

[Fulax]

I've been writing essays for years and can honestly say I've never felt the need to weigh the paper. Maybe I'm just weird, though.

 

[Gooner Leroy]

100g/m will be good enough

 

[Raymond Lin]

120gsm for top page, 100gsm for following pages.
80gsm for copies.

 

[Gangster]

Another vote for 100gsm here.

 

[AshD93]

I've been writing essays for years and can honestly say I've never felt the need to weigh the paper. Maybe I'm just weird, though.

Amateur

 

[ikillbears]

120gsm for top page, 100gsm for following pages.
80gsm for copies.

done

 

[arknor]

recycled paper

 

[mattyfez]

Very slightly textured cartridge, just a tinge off-white paper can give a real feeling of class but may be a bit ott depending on the audience and purpose.

Laser printed obviously, looks real good, like it should be presented with a cigar and a glass of single malt.