stationery

Crane Stationery moves operations to Cohoes, New York

Crane Stationery has made the difficult decision to relocate operations from its current home in North Adams, Massachusetts to the home of parent company Mohawk Fine Papers in Cohoes, New York in the coming months. ... more »

Crane Stationery remains an operational business

In correction to a news article published elsewhere, Crane Stationery is not going out of business. The company has sustained a shutdown since March 18, creating challenges that necessitated significant adjustments to its business operations.  ... more »

Stationery brands launch 18 Million Thanks Campaign

Good Juju Ink shared it has joined together with 12 other female-owned stationery brands to launch the 18 Million Thanks Campaign. This campaign encourages people to send handwritten thank you notes to America’s 18 Million... more »

The National Stationery Show postpones its summer market

The National Stationery Show (NSS) has decided, in light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and after careful consideration, to postpone the 2020 Summer market that was scheduled to co-locate with NY NOW on Aug, 9-12,... more »

Workman Publishing offers 100% recyclable calendar design for 2021

Workman Publishing Co. now offers a new eco-friendly calendar design: Starting with the 2021 calendar line, all Page-A-Day calendars will be 100% recyclable. The plastic backer will be replaced with a sturdy chipboard stand, and each... more »

Designer Ester Hodikian of Heart Print House launches into licensing

Designer Ester Hodikian introduces her brand known as Heart Print House (HPH) into the licensing world. HPH is a surface design studio celebrating colorful, joyful, and playful living. With the intent of elevating the spirit... more »

Stationery Status Quo

Let’s face it, Americans love stuff. According to the LA Times, there are 300,000 items in the average U.S. home, and we don’t have the space for it; our 50,000-plus storage facilities number over five... more »

Papyrus closing retail stores, wholesale brand to continue

Greeting card and stationery chain Papyrus is closing its retail stores across the United States and Canada. Most of the 254 closings will take place over four to six weeks, said Dominique Schurman, CEO of Papyrus parent company Schurman... more »