brands we love and carry

TOMBOW

At our shop, we carry Tombow because their tools inspire creativity while maintaining the highest standards of craftsmanship. Known for beautifully designed pens, markers, and adhesives, Tombow products are trusted by artists and stationery enthusiasts around the world. Our personal favorite is the Fudensuke Hard Tip markers
Notebook with handwritten text, a coffee stain, and two black markers on a white surface.
Glass container with erasers inside on wood shelf.

PEPPERCORN PAPER

We carry stamps and postcards from Peppercorn Paper because their designs are thoughtfully illustrated and made to last. This Minnesota-based company produces deeply etched rubber stamps that print crisp and detailed impressions. We love the snail mail stamp!
Collection of greeting cards on a shelf with a prominent card reading 'A Special Message For You'.
Collection of rubber stamps, ink pads, and stationery items on a white background
White container with packaged stamps on wood shelf. One stamp says special delivery.

STICKII

You may know STICKII from their wildly successful monthly sticker subscription. We knew we had to sell their sticker sheets, created by indie artists around the globe. We love how unique each sheet is and the difference it makes in a spread. STICKII does not work with AI Artists or AI Art of any kind.
Hand holding a small black bag with colorful stickers against a wall of sticker sheets.
Three sticker sheets

PETER PAUPER PRESS

For nearly 100 years, it has been the mission of Peter Pauper Press to create fine books and gifts that sold "at prices even a pauper could afford." We LOVE their Voyager Notebooks and sticker books.
Hand holding a sheet of decorative stickers over an open notebook on a wooden surface.

FOUND IMAGE PRESS

We love Found Image Press's hand-picked vintage images from the 1800s to the 1970s. As a family-owned company committed to sustainability, Found Image Press uses biodegradable, recycled, and recyclable materials.
Collection of postcards featuring North Carolina on a display stand with wooden clips.