Introducing The New Fedrigoni Collection of Papers for North America

The Fedrigoni Collection for North America has been enhanced, bringing an expanded range of premium papers designed to inspire creativity across print, packaging, publishing, and branding applications. Curated specifically for the North American market, the collection features locally stocked papers, making it easier than ever to access Fedrigoni’s renowned Italian-made materials.

This latest edition introduces several exciting additions. GSK Translucent+ joins the collection, offering natural translucency for creative applications, with select options available for digital printing. Sirio Pearl brings sophisticated pearlescent effects, including digital-compatible options, while Symbol Card Eco100 and Symbol Wrap Eco40 expand the range of coated papers for premium packaging applications.

One of Fedrigoni’s most iconic grades, Materica, now features new colors inspired by natural elements, along with a new 120 gsm weight and a digital-printable version of Gesso, providing designers with even greater creative flexibility.

The popular Sirio Color smooth range has expanded to include a 290 gsm weight, offering increased versatility for premium print and packaging projects. Sirio Color Rough further broadens creative opportunities with its rich color palette and distinctive tactile finish. Meanwhile, Sirio Ultra Black, celebrated for its exceptionally deep black shade, is now available in a 280 gsm digital-compatible version, creating new opportunities for short runs, personalization, and on-demand production.

The enhanced collection offers more possibilities than ever before. Whether creating luxury packaging, premium collateral, or memorable brand experiences, the Fedrigoni Collection 2026 provides designers and brands with an expanded selection of colors, textures, and finishes to bring their ideas to life.

Best of Publishing is Fedrigoni’s dedicated collection for the publishing world — a curated and practical resource designed to help designers, publishers, and printers choose the right paper for books, magazines, and editorial print.