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[QUOTE="johnph77, post: 1354759, member: 66"]
Been a long time since I've been here, but I'll say the only Desjgn cards available from [URL="http://www.caragails.com"]http://www.caragails.com[/URL] are the bridge size. The first cards he produced were poker-sized and had an even more radical pip layout than the bridge-sized. They'll take a bit of getting used to.

The poker-sized Desjgns are available in six different back colors from [URL="http://www.playingcardsandmore.com"]http://www.playingcardsandmore.com[/URL] . I've dealt extensively with both of these companies and have received nothing but great service.

Desjgns have bright white faces and black, rather than blue, ink on the court cards. Great contrast, no mistaking what they are. They're a bit slippery compared to the others, though.

The actual designer and owner of Desjgn is Jason Hawley, and he also is a good and fair person which with to deal.

Copag replacement cards are available only from the original suppliers, and only if that supplier has "Copag" in the website name. Otherwise you're probably out of luck.

I've shied away from Kems for a while - I've had trouble with splitting, even with the pre-USPC cards. The only Kems I have left now are unopened sets as collector's items.

Modianos (as well as Dal Negros) are stiff and a little harder to shuffle.

I have very little experience with the other brands of plastic cards, but the first reports of the Zero cards are good.
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