Simple sustainable stationery
We make conscious choices every step of the way. Our sustainable stationery is designed to minimise waste, and its impact on the world. So you can rekindle your love of stationery.
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Celebrating recycled and repurposed papers, our sustainable stationery features writing paper made in part from recycled coffee cups. Minimalist in style: we let the papers do the talking.

Cafe Collection
Made from {re}purposed coffee waste and upcycled coffee cups. Simple, warm colours finished with creamy textures and splatters of coffee. As comforting as a latte in the afternoon.

Nut Collection
Made from {re}purposed agro-industrial waste and upcycled coffee cups. Muted tones with subtle speckles of natural fruits and nuts. Overflowing with organic goodness.

Fruit Collection
Made from {re}purposed agro-industrial waste and upcycled coffee cups. Refresh your stationery collection with our mellow Kiwi and Grape; and punchy Cherry red covers.

Beer Collection
Made from {re}purposed brewing waste and upcycled coffee cups. Inspired by the art of beer brewing – our boldest collection harks back to the earliest breweries in Europe. Rich golden and brown tones: coarse grain texture.

Tailor's Collection
Made from {re}purposed textile waste and upcycled coffee cups. Tweed patterns and cotton flecks are styled against cool colours. Like a tailored jacket, this collection is one of a kind.

Pure Collection
Made from 100% {re}cycled pulp and upcycled coffee cups. Neutral tones in Black, Grey and Kraft for those who like their stationery clean; understated. A rugged texture adds a layer of protection against marks.

Classic Collection
Made from {re}cycled and virgin fibres, and upcycled coffee cups. Complementary colours in deep Burgundy, Forest and Indigo. Plus a satisfying textured surface. Stationery that never goes out of style.

Vibrant Collection
Made from {re}cycled and virgin fibres, and upcycled coffee cups. A dazzling, contemporary colour palette with smooth paper texture. Proving that recycled stationery needn't be boring.