Jewellery Display Holder 55 x 85 mm Bow Artwork Guide

Use this guide for 55 x 85 mm bow holder artwork where the card needs to feel branded without letting the accessory obscure the design.

What to check for Jewellery Display Holder 55 x 85 mm Bow Artwork Guide

The 55 x 85 mm portrait card gives enough height for a header, a bow fixing area and a small footer, but each zone needs to be planned before artwork is exported.

Treat the bow as part of the composition. The finished card should still show the brand clearly when ribbon, fabric or packaging detail sits on the holder.

Key checks before you export

• Use the 55 x 85 mm cutter for this portrait retail card and keep it separate from printable artwork.
• Keep the bow fixing area open and use the taller card to place the logo above the accessory, where ribbon loops are least likely to cover it.
• Use the taller format for a clear header area, with product and price details kept away from the lower fixing zone.
• Let background colour run cleanly to bleed, but keep any pattern light behind the bow so texture does not compete with the product.
• Export the PDF and preview it with a bow placement in mind before sending the file for checking.

Common artwork mistakes to avoid

• A large central logo can be hidden once a full bow is attached to this portrait holder.
• Long product names can crowd the lower half of the card, especially when the bow sits across the centre.
• Using another holder template because it looks close enough to the required size.

Practical setup notes

Build the artwork on the 55 x 85 mm cutter guide and place fixing information on a reference layer or proof page, not as normal printable artwork.

Use the top of the card for the main mark, keep the fixing cuts uncluttered, and place any product notes where they remain visible after the bow is attached.

Pre-upload checks

1. Confirm the page is set to the 55 x 85 mm portrait holder.
2. Check that bow fixing marks are clear and not mixed into the printed design.
3. Preview the card with the bow covering the centre area.
4. Open the PDF and check that bleed, safe margin and reference cutter information are clear.

Questions this guide answers

Why use the exact 55 x 85 mm bow holder guide?

This portrait size gives more vertical branding space, but the fixing cuts still control where text and decoration can safely sit.

How should a bow sit on this portrait holder?

The bow should sit within the fixing area while the logo and product details remain readable above and below it.

Related Aspect Printing pages

• Request a quote
• Artwork guide
• Product inserts