What is a Mail Club?
A mail club is exactly what it sounds like: you receive a physical envelope in your mailbox on a regular basis.
Every month brings a new theme, new paper goods and something to look forward to opening. Think of it somewhere between a magazine subscription, a zine, a pen pal and a tiny care package.
Unlike a traditional subscription box, a mail club focuses on the experience of receiving thoughtfully designed paper goods. It's slower, more personal and intentionally offline.
Is it for free?
Mail Clubs operate with subscription services. You pay a small monthly price in exchange for one carefully crafted envelope. Just how people had magazine subscriptions back in the days.
Each issue is designed, printed, packed and shipped by hand, so your membership helps cover the production of every envelope and keeps the Club running.
How will i know if i like what's inside?
Well, that is the thing: You can't!
Think of it like subscribing to your favourite magazine.
You won't know the exact contents before they arrive, but you know the style, the humour and the kind of stories you can expect.
Every issue explores a new relatable crashout or crisis through a printed blog post with a sarcastic, observational tone. While the monthly theme changes, you can always expect exclusive stickers, or an art print or a different paper good, and occasionally a few extra surprises designed around that month's topic.
