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This is my third time ordering, the cards have all been exactly what I wanted! All the cards I’ve ordered have felt very high end, they’re definitely careful about curating only the best cards to choose from.
John B. / Edmonds, WA
What I like about your site is that I can choose individual cards. Also discounts are often offered and the service feels very personal.
Kimberly H.
These are beautiful, high quality postcards. I bought a variety and plan to keep a few to use as decor in my office at home. I’m excited to send the others to friends/family and pen pals.
Hannah B.

I'm delighted to let you know that I received the postcards in the mail today and they're even more beautiful in person! I can't wait to use them!

Valerie C. / Brooklyn, NY

The cards arrived in perfect condition. I've already set the glow-in-the-dark card on a sunny window sill as an experiment to see what happens. Great fun!

Andrew R. / Burien, WA

I love the personal curation that goes into the handpicking of the postcards. This is such a great way to keep in touch with my people.

Maxi W. / North Hollywood, CA
The Washington Post recently published a great piece on why people should still send postcards. In an article entitled
The Washington Post recently published a great piece on why people should still send postcards. In an article entitled "Don’t post that Instagram. Send a postcard instead," author Jen Miller said: "At a time when I can (and have) FaceTimed my mom from a volcano in Hawaii, I am still a writer of postcards. Anytime I stop somewhere notable, I’m sure to send one to my mom, my dad, my nieces and nephews, a handful of friends and, until she died in 2019, my grandmother. I started doing this in 2017 when I spent the summer going to the 18 states I hadn’t been to yet. The habit stuck, for two reasons. First, for me: It forces me to take a break from whatever I’m doing on the sometimes weeks-long road trips I take. The act of picking out postcards, sitting down to write a message, address them and affix a stamp, is often enough to remind me not to rush from one spot to the next. And while I don’t often remember what I wrote, I can still see some of the writing locations: a bar in Hilo, Hawaii, a table at Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café in Walt Disney World, picnic tables at the Indiana Dunes National Park and Bandelier National Monument. ... Second, it’s an easy way to make someone’s day, because while that exact image might have been printed on thousands of postcards and sent to thousands of people, the ones I’m sending are coming from one person only: me. Instead of an Instagram or Facebook post, a physical postcard is personal. ... A week later, my friend Katherine sent me a picture of the postcard after it arrived at her home. “I find them intimate and one of the kindest acts,” she told me. “Who takes time to write? Buy stamps?” At least for me, it’s the same person who still drives a stick-shift car: both experiences are more tactile than their digital counterparts, and make the act of traveling a more hands-on journey." —@washingtonpost #sendingpostcards #papermail #travel #reasonstosendapostcard

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