DL measures 99 × 210 mm, a third of an A4 sheet cut lengthwise. Its tall, narrow shape fits a standard DL envelope and the brochure racks found at reception desks, guest houses, tourism offices and medical practices. That makes it a tidy choice for rate cards, service lists, timetables, appointment reminders and mailers sent with statements or invoices.
The tall format reads naturally from top to bottom, so it suits a stacked layout: logo and headline at the top, a short list in the middle and contact details or a QR code at the bottom. A card stock gives DL flyers the stiffness to stand upright in a rack without curling.
FAQs
Is a DL flyer the same as a tri-fold leaflet?
Not quite. A tri-fold A4 leaflet folds down to roughly DL size, but a DL flyer is a single flat card with two sides. Choose the leaflet if you need six panels of content.
Which stock works best in a brochure rack?
250 or 300 gsm card holds its shape upright. Lighter papers tend to bend forward in the rack after a while.
Can I get DL flyers on the same day?
Same-day production may be possible for small quantities, subject to product eligibility, stock, capacity, quantity, artwork readiness and finishing, with full payment, usable artwork and approvals before the configured cutoff. Production completion and delivery arrival are separate commitments.
