The answer is yes (read on).

Depending on the converting yields, we cut our sheets in both short and long grain configurations and record the grain direction in the lot numbers with either a GL or GS for 'grain long' or 'grain short' respectively. If you have a project which requires a specific grain direction, simply work with your reseller or contact us so that we can check our inventories for what you need.

Rolls on the other hand are always grain long.

How do you determine long or short grain on paper? If the grain or fibers of the paper align themselves along the length of the paper or long side, the grain is said to be 'grain long'.

If you are folding a paper like Entrada or Kayenta for cards or books, you want the fold to run the same direction of the grain to create a clean edge and prevent cracking. If you are just making prints for framing, it doesn't make a difference.