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A flyer for the table. A few cards for friends. Bring Uncommon Ground to your next pool party, naturist event or conversation with someone who’d feel at home.

Pick a design below. Every QR code leads to the site, where people can explore the idea and join the list themselves.

See the business cards
Flyer: What if you never had to get dressed again? Uncommon Ground, with a large QR code and UncommonGroundVillage.com.

Leave an invitation.

A full-page flyer with a big, easy-to-find QR code. Put one by the drinks, on a community noticeboard or wherever your host is happy to have it.

PDFs · 1 page each · US Letter 8½ × 11 in or A4

Something to take home.

Three business card designs, with fronts and backs shown below. Each home-print PDF makes six double-sided cards on US Letter paper.

Home-print PDFs · 2 pages each · Six cards per sheet · Each card is 2 × 3½ in

Ready for the printer.

A quick check before making a stack.

Printing cards at home

Use plain US Letter card stock that your printer supports. Choose Actual size / 100%, print both sides and flip on the long edge. Cut along the guides on the front. These sheets aren’t laid out for pre-cut business-card paper.

Try one sheet first: the scale line should measure one inch, the fronts and backs should line up, and a phone should scan the QR code. Printer alignment varies.

Using a print shop

Send the ZIP for your chosen design. It includes separate front and back files with bleed and trim marks, a visual proof and printing instructions. Ask for an actual-size proof before the full run.

Want the card cut into the shape of jeans?

The custom version keeps the original tapered pants shape. It needs a print shop that can make the die cut; optional raised clear coating files are included. Have the shop confirm the cut and finish before ordering.

Download die-cut jeans package (ZIP)

Thanks for passing it on.

Ask your host before leaving a stack, and let people take a look in their own time. We’re exploring a welcoming gay naturist home; a place and plan are still taking shape.

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