Stationery Trends

Stationery Trends is a celebrated magazine that focuses on the greeting card, social stationery, and lifestyle gift sectors. Known for its captivating articles, valuable industry insights, and stunning photography, Stationery Trends serves as an essential resource for retailers eager to stay current with the latest trends and must-have products.

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Louis DeJoy steps down as Postmaster General, effective immediately

1 month ago | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden

Louis DeJoy steps down as Postmaster General, effective immediatelyLouis DeJoy has resigned from his role as Postmaster General of the U.S. Postal Service, national outlets began reporting Monday evening. According to an exclusive initial report from Time, he announced to the USPS Board of Governors that it would be his last day on the job and named Deputy Postmaster General Doug Tulino to take his place temporarily until the board names a permanent replacement. This is a developing story.
Transpac Brands expands leadership roles

2 months ago | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden

Transpac Brands made changes to a number of leadership positions at the company. Tara Dikos, executive vice president, will expand her leadership role to oversee product development. In this enhanced capacity, Dikos will spearhead innovation, strategy and execution across the company’s product portfolio, reinforcing Transpac Brands’ commitment to excellence and market leadership, according to the company.
Shoppe Object Moves Uptown: A bright new locale lent itself to dynamic discovery

2 months ago | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden |Sarah Schwartz

Greetings, stationery and gift nerds, from Shoppe Object’s fantastic new digs in the Starett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea. I’m still sorting out all the design sights I found, but I can’t not share these fabulous finds! I’ll start off with an alphabetical array of gifts, then we’ll hit my card counter. Clearly, I found endless sights to write home about. Anecdote Candles. This woman-owned brand has been much copied — with very good reason. But don’t accept stinky imitations.
The Semi-Annual Stationery Affair: NY NOW delivers fresh currents in paper — now for literally a century, and counting

2 months ago | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden |Sarah Schwartz

At NY NOW, stationery is serious business. Any venue with any sort of offering — from high end and handmade to topical and trendy — cannot miss walking this famed assortment. Like an exotic bloom, this market only comes to life twice a year. I walked it to unearth the treasures within!Amy Zhang. Gone are the days of humdrum notepads — this pun-a-rific design with a clever layout adds panache to even the most tedious of tasks. Artik.
'My Atlanta Top 20': Sarah Schwartz unveils standout finds from Winter 2025 Atlanta Market

2 months ago | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden |Sarah Schwartz

January 30, 2025 • Greetings all from the glorious AmericasMart Atlanta. I am not there currently, but this winter market permanently owns a piece of my heart. No January is complete without an extended visit through its signature sprawling halls to discover the design wonders within, one after another.
Editor's Picks: Atlanta Market abounds with stationery, giftables

Jan 23, 2025 | stationerytrends.com | Carly McFadden

January 23, 2025 • The Winter 2025 Atlanta Market has wrapped, and what a show it was!With more than 6,000 product lines across 1,000 showrooms, the event was brimming with inspiration at every turn. Vendors and buyers alike were buzzing with excitement, with many reminiscing about the energy of pre-pandemic markets — steady order-writing, nonstop traffic and an undeniable sense of momentum.
10 Makers to Watch in 2025

Jan 23, 2025 | stationerytrends.com | Ellen Wagner |Sarah Schwartz

Stationery Trends Editor-in-Chief Sarah Schwartz created the 16th installment of Makers to Watch. Introduced back in 2010, she created the list to bring attend to those who bring excitement to the stationery category. Last year, Sarah changed its name from “designers” to “makers” to reflect the evolving lingo, and for several years now, each frontispiece is generated by a maker featured in the previous year. Click on their name or image to learn more about each maker:
Winter 2025 Dallas Market: 15 Editor's Picks

Jan 13, 2025 | stationerytrends.com | Ellen Wagner

January 13, 2025 • The first winter markets kicked off last week with Dallas Market, running Jan. 8-14. The market connected retailers and manufacturers in home décor, gifts, gourmet, housewares, accessories and lighting. For January 2025, a new neighborhood of Western and English showrooms debuted, complementing the existing exhibitors. This was my first time at Dallas Market since joining the Stationery Trends team.
Las Vegas Market names Winter 2025 ( A ) List influencers

Dec 10, 2024 | stationerytrends.com | Ellen Wagner

This Winter, ANDMORE unveils three ( A ) List influencers – a founder of an online platform and conference for small business owners; an interior designer, art curator and TV personality; and a Christmas design expert, floral designer and YouTube personality – who will showcase design trends through curated on-site displays, social media content and cohesive programming during the Jan. 26-30, 2025, Las Vegas Market.
CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor shows sales grew in November

Dec 10, 2024 | stationerytrends.com | Ellen Wagner

Moderate retail sales growth continued in November even as two of the holiday season’s busiest shopping days bumped over into December and weren’t included in the month’s totals, according to the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor, powered by Affinity Solutions, released by the National Retail Federation (NRF). “November sales increased on top of a strong October and would have been even higher if Thanksgiving Sunday and Cyber Monday hadn’t fallen in December,” NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said.