Epson Archival Matte Paper, DIN A3+, 189g/m², 50 Sheets

Product Overview

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Epson’s Archival Matte A3+ paper is one of those “quietly reliable” options for people who print less often than they agonise over output quality. At ~£40 ex-VAT for 50 sheets, it’s not bargain-bin stuff, but the price makes sense if you’re doing colour-critical work where you need a true matte look and you care about longevity. The 189gsm weight also feels substantial enough for proofs, displays, and documentation without looking flimsy the way some cheaper matte stocks do.

Who it’s for: photographers, design studios, and anyone producing large-format prints that won’t be protected behind glass (or where glare matters) and who are using an Epson workflow that’s aligned with matte ink/archival expectations. Who should skip it: if you’re mostly printing drafts, posters for short-term use, or you want to minimise consumable cost above all else—there are cheaper matte papers that will get the job done, just with less “premium” finish and potentially less confidence in long-term results. Also, if you’re planning to print on either side or handle prints heavily, do a quick test run—matte stocks vary in feel and ink behaviour, and it’s worth confirming you like the dry-down and colour density before committing.