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Lifespan is a comprehensive health system that partners with Brown University Medical School and serves Rhode Island with a variety of high quality, customer-friendly services. Turquoise is a commonly used color in the health industry because of its association with safety, security, clarity and cleanliness. This makes it a very fitting motif for Lifespan’s pocket folder design.
The use of orange on the interior provides a nice contrast that encourages audiences to investigate its contents. The vertical pocket on the right-hand side includes notch-style business card slits, allowing the company to include portable contact information as needed.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 18" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): 2 PMS Colors Heavy Coverage
Print Method (Side 2): 1 PMS Color Heavy Coverage
Stock: 12pt Semi-Gloss C1S
Coatings: Soft-Touch Aqueous Side 1
Slits: H4 Right Pocket
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