General term used to describe papers with fine or specialty textures used for printing. Usually made from chemical wood pulp, sometimes with cotton fiber content. Used to give dimension and texture to printed jobs. Care should be taken to match the texture of the paper with printing requirements; many uncoated text papers tend to absorb ink, affecting the reproduction of halftones. Finishes include felt, laid, linen, vellum, embossed, and antique. Standard basis weights for text paper are based on 500 sheets cut to a basis size of 25" x 38". Standard text weights are 60, 70, 80, and 100lb.