Established in 1871, the French Paper Company is a sixth-generation, family-owned paper mill,
located on the banks of the St. Joseph River in Niles, Michigan U.S.A.

The French Sample Room Blog features the best and brightest designs printed on French Paper.
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Frenchpaper.com has over 100 different colors of premium French Paper stock.
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French Paper suits your custom paper manufacturing orders better than any other mill in America.
Different colors, weights, sizes, textures, and additives are all within your control.

Solid Colors

French’s dramatic paper colors are dyed in the pulp, assuring a consistent color throughout the sheet.

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Matching Envelopes

Envelopes are available in every color of French Paper, with many sizes to choose from.

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Made in the U.S.A.

Established in 1871, the French Paper Company is a sixth generation, family-owned, all-American company.

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Environment

French Paper Company has long been known as a pioneer in recycled paper manufacturing.

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Custom Paper

Custom web rolls, sheet sizes, paper colors, weights, finishes & additives, all manufactured to your specifications.

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French Paper Blog

Frenchsampleroom.com showcases the best & brightest work produced on French Paper from around the globe.

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Established in 1871, the family-owned French Paper Company is one of the last American, small, independent paper mills. Since 1922, all French Papers are made using 100% renewable electricity generated by French’s own green hydroelectric plant (saving over one million barrels of fossil fuels to date). French manufactures premium custom paper for graphic arts, printing, packaging, writing, text, cover, specialty, and gift applications. French’s products are used in corporate brochures, pocket folders, corporate annual reports, advertising inserts, direct mail, business cards, hang tags, posters, scrapbooks, corporate identity programs, invitations, personal stationery, labels, and high-end packaging for point-of-purchase advertising.