I use card stock for card making and this 110 lb CS is a good weight for cards. I have not had any bleed through of ink or makers with this white CS. When scoring a card the "dent" does not tear the CS. When the card is folded you have to use the bone folder to flatten the score line making a smooth fold. With cheap / light weight CS the fold score line splits and frays and it just flattens without pressure - not good! The outer edges of the CS are smooth and truly "square". I use Staples brand 4 3/4 X 5 3/4 white envelopes which match the shade of the white paper. (You didn't ask but the Staples ivory 110 lb CS and ivory envelopes also match.)
Staples Card Stock 110 lb is very sturdy. I use it for homemade greeting cards. Can be used in home ink jet printer. Great for art projects backing for photos backing for any paper document or download homework projects presentations greeting cards. Comes in white and various colors. Can be used with crayons colored pencils paints markers. Staples Card Stock is sturdy paper for multiple uses. White is bright white. Great for all types of creative projects. Glue to the back of paper or photos for support.
I purchased this card stock which has a nice bright white color and a hefty weight (199 g/m) which is essential for card making. I've found that the paper works equally well for printed greeting cards as well as those I craft with ink and rubber stamps.
Staples brand of card stock is every bit as good as a name brand card stock paper. I have been using their card stock to make greeting cards for many years now. It runs smoothly through my printer. Ink bonds well to the surface without any smudging. I have even used it to print photos on. Their color card stock is excellent quality as well. I also use the Staples brand envelopes to mail my greeting cards that I make using their card stock paper. It is excellent quality for the price you pay.