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11 Mar, 2026

£135.20 inc. VAT
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If you print photos or graphics that genuinely benefit from a glossy finish, Epson’s Photo Paper Gloss is a safe, consistent choice. The big win with decent glossy paper is that it gives you that “photo lab” look—strong blacks, punchy colour, and clean highlights—without making your output look weird or overly muted. At £112.50 ex-VAT for 36" wide by a decent length, it’s priced like “proper” photo paper rather than budget consumables, so it makes most sense for businesses producing client-facing prints where appearance matters and you don’t want to play roulette with ICC profiles and banding.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this if your work is mostly posters, internal signage, or anything where scuff resistance and durability trump looks. Gloss can mark more easily and it’s less forgiving in bright environments where reflections get annoying. Also, if you’re running high-volume work and your clients don’t care about glossy photo quality, a cheaper matte option will usually be better value per job. Overall: buy it if you’re doing photo prints, event graphics, or marketing materials where “wow” is part of the deliverable; skip it if longevity, handling, and glare are your priorities.

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Epson Media, Media, Proofing Paper White Semimatte, Graphic Arts - Proofing Paper, A3+, 100 Sheets

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Epson Media, Media, Premium Canvas Satin Roll, Graphic Arts - Fine Art Paper, 60" x 12.2m, 350 g/m2

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Epson Media, Media, Roll, Premium Semimatte Photo Paper Roll, Graphic Arts - Photographic Paper, 44" x 30.5m, 260 g/m2

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Epson Proofing Paper Standard - Semi-matte - 9 mil - Roll (61 cm x 30.5 m) - 240 g/m� - 1 roll(s) proofing paper - for SureColor SC-P10000, P20000, P6000, P7000, P7500, P8000, P9000, P9500, T3200, T5200, T7200