Red River Paper Company Reviews

I use the 68lb. Ultra Satin paper for ALL of my photography. My customers on Etsy (EllenHaganArt.etsy.com) are always commenting on the great paper I use. So glad I found Red River!

So happy with the quality of this specialty paper. I use it in my shop for invitations and thank yous. Very pleased and will be back again. Thank you, Red River Paper. Five "big" stars! Paper + Pop

I am new a Red River, I have only ordered two times. I am very happy so far with customer service and the quality of the papers I have ordered. I will continue to order from Red River!

I have used a number of high quality papers for printing art and nature photography. Red River papers have always performed very well for me. Heavy weight makes handling and loading into my 3880 printer easy. Print quality is fantastic, and color gamut and surface texture are as good as any premium paper I've ever used. Drying time seems faster that some other papers too. The ICC profiles are very easy to download, with clear instructions online and in the documentation provided with the paper. My orders have always arrived in quick time, undamaged, and the product shipped has always been exactly what I ordered. So far, I've tried the Arctic Polar Luster and their Polar Pearl Metallic papers, and they are both just wonderful. And the price is good too. Again, these papers are as good as any of the higher priced comparable finish papers I've used. Try them!

I print greeting cards and art on Red River Paper's Aurora White fine art paper, which is a gorgeous paper (great feel, bright colors, 100% cotton). First, let me say that their shipping is FAST and their packaging is perfect to ensure that every sheet arrives intact, and that the product is excellent for the price point! But the real measure of a shop, for me, is how they handle issues when issues arise. Some time ago, I had purchased a box of my usual paper, and found it had an unusual propensity to yellow -- quickly! I got in touch with RR, who offered me a refund for the paper, and suggestions on how to properly store the paper. This was a good gesture in itself, but it continues... I went on to purchase several more boxes of paper (since I hadn't had a bad experience with it before the odd box), and used it happily without incident. A month later, I got an email from RRPaper, telling me that they'd tried to reproduce the yellowing effect on their end (but hadn't been able to), and were wondering if I was still having the problem! I couldn't believe it! Not only had they listened to my issue, but they'd actually looked into it to see if they could find the source! I was seriously impressed that RRPaper would take this kind of action for a customer (and I'm no big-ticket account, either!). In my opinion, this company will treat you right and make sure you get the great quality products they advertise.

I was buying some paper that I needed before but wanted to try something new. I saw that Red River had a linen paper that was very reasonably priced so I thought what the heck...I'll try it. I mean the price was so reasonable what do I have to lose. This paper literally made my jaw drop. IT's BEAUTIFUL! I'm now spoiling clients with a very unique product. Honestly it's a win-win for me and my clients. Thanks Red River Paper!

Its all Red River's fault that I am having to reprint most of my best B&W images. I ordered a 50 sheet box of 11x14 RR San Gabriel SemiGloss Fiber paper just to see what a couple of my favorite B&Ws would look like printed on a baryta paper using my Epson R3000. I am so impressed with my initial results that it looks like I will now have to reprint all my B&W work on this great paper.

I don't use a lot of glossy paper anymore, preferring matte finish, fine art paper. I dislike how the gloss takes away viewing angles of my images. This San Gabriel is a nice compromise for 8x12 and smaller prints. The images do look go.

I'd used RR matte papers for several years but wished to get back to the glossy side. The sample pack allowed me to make prints with all the non-matte papers offered. In the end I decided to stick with my first choice, Arctic Polar Gloss.

I am so happy to have been referred to Red River Paper several years ago by a very satisfied customer, and I've become a real fan. I was disappointed when the note card stock I was using was discontinued, but have switched to Pecos River Gloss and am thrilled with the way it prints and feels. Awesome job. Any chance I get to recommend Red River Paper, I do!