Cutie: Nettuno Rosso Fuoco 280 g/mp 72x102 (125coli)

SKU: PR-00000664

Custom made

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Description

Fedrigoni Nettuno Rosso Fuoco is a premium Italian paper featuring a vibrant fire red shade and an elegant linear texture created through felt marking on both sides. Its uncoated surface and delicate relief combine expressive colour with the natural character of fine paper, bringing visual impact and a distinctive tactile quality to every project.

Inspired by the energy and intensity of fire, Nettuno Rosso Fuoco stands out for its bold colour and subtle texture, which adds depth without overwhelming the design. Pulp-coloured throughout, the paper maintains its rich red shade even along cut edges, eliminating the need to print a red background.

Perfect for invitations, greeting cards, menus, envelopes, covers, labels, gift packaging and premium promotional materials. Its intense red tone pairs beautifully with white, black, gold and silver, making it especially suitable for festive, elegant and contemporary designs.

Choose the right option for your project:

  • Full sheet 72 × 101 cm: ideal for print shops, studios and professional production.

  • A4: convenient for samples, creative projects and small print runs.

  • A4 pack, 50 sheets: an economical option offering a 10% better price compared with individual A4 sheets.

  • Custom sizes: paper cut to your required dimensions, helping reduce material waste.

  • Envelopes: a matching solution for invitations and premium stationery.

  • Pack / Pallet – BEST PRICE: ideal for recurring orders and bulk purchases, offering the best price per sheet.

Available in 100, 140, 215, 280 and 360 gsm, Nettuno Rosso Fuoco is made from ECF cellulose, FSC® Mix certified, recyclable and biodegradable.

Explore the Nettuno collection and consult the official Fedrigoni technical data sheet.

Category

From the series Rosso Fuoco