Letter card

If you decide to write something by hand in ink or graphite or have the option of hand printing with a stamp or printing block, you always have to decide on the appropriate carrier. Especially for hand printing you need to take into account the printing surface, which can lead to very different results, depending on its absorption qualities, color as well as surface structure und treatment. We have put together three types of paper, with different colors, raw materials und, above all, surface structure that will give the print a unique look. All papers come from Pelletier in Brussels, Belgium, who have been manufacturing different types of correspondence paper since 1870 and are purveyor of the Belgium Royal House. For the heavy correspondence cards, we offer matching lined envelopes.

If you decide to write something by hand in ink or graphite or have the option of hand printing with stamps, you always have to decide not only on content and form, but on the appropriate carrier, too. The carrier can lead to very different results, depending on its absorption qualities, color as well as surface structure and treatment. We have put together three types of paper, with different colors, raw materials and, above all, surface structure that will give the print a unique look.

All papers come from the paper manufacturer Pelletier in Brussels, Belgium, who have been manufacturing different types of correspondence paper since 1870 and are purveyor of the Belgium Royal House. They were one of the first manufacturers that equipped their envelopes with a silk paper lining.