Collection — cards and greetings
Cards and Greetings
Mostly, these are cards with a message printed on the front—just enough to break the ice before you’re required to supply your own actual feelings inside. Think of it as the Hallmark method, only without all the soft, sentimental padding that makes you wonder if you should be crying.
Nice Tits Greetings Card
This charming set of six greeting cards features vibrant, eco-friendly printing on premium 300gsm Invercote board. Each card showcases The 13 Prints' signature style—a delightful blend of botanical and wildlife illustrations paired with witty wordplay and inspiring messages. Crafted with vegan inks and designed by Rachel, these cards bring personality and humor to every occasion, perfect for spreading joy to friends and loved ones.
Pink Horse Cowboy Greetings Card
Saddle up for some serious card charm! This delightful Pink Horse Cowboy greeting card brings Western whimsy straight to your mailbox. Each pack contains 6 cards, printed with vibrant vegan inks on premium 300gsm Invercote board—no plastic wrapping needed. Artist Tony Green, a Central Saint Martins graduate, infuses his signature playful style into every design, blending iconic characters with bursts of colorful, imaginative flair. Perfect for horse lovers and quirky greeting enthusiasts alike.
One In A Trillion Friendship Greeting Card
Celebrate your rarest connection with this charming greeting card that gets it—friendship is basically winning the lottery. Crafted on substantial 100lb card stock and offset printed with care, this 4.25 x 5.5 inch beauty features artwork by Daren Thomas Magee and arrives blank inside, ready for whatever heartfelt (or hilariously honest) message you've got brewing. Made in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards using recycled paper because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting at a time. Single cards come nestled with an envelope and cellophane sleeve, or grab a boxed set if you're the type who likes to have these on hand for life's most improbable friendships.
Whoopee Cushion Birthday Greeting Card
This delightfully absurd greeting card arrives ready to embarrass someone on their special day—which, let's be honest, is half the fun of birthdays anyway. Crafted from substantial 100lb card stock and die-cut with precision, it features a cheeky whoopee cushion illustration by Krista Perry that somehow manages to be both juvenile and charming. At 5 by 7 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into an envelope with a knowing smile. Red Cap Cards printed this little troublemaker in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because even our pranks can be environmentally conscious. The inside is blank, leaving you free to write whatever heartfelt or hilariously inappropriate message suits the occasion.
Make A Wish Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around the sun with this charming greeting card, featuring a whimsical cake illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping details, it's the kind of card that feels substantial in your hands—like it actually matters. Blank inside gives you room to write whatever birthday sentiment strikes your fancy. Measuring 5 x 7 inches, it's printed right here in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards on recycled paper, because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting card at a time. Perfect for anyone who appreciates a little artistry with their birthday wishes.
Sit Down Like It's Warm Greeting Card
This greeting card celebrates Billy The Kid's signature handwritten style—where quirky wordplay meets timeless wit. Each card is crafted on premium 300gsm Invercote board and printed with eco-friendly vegan inks, delivering vibrant color and lasting quality. Perfect for anyone who appreciates clever humor wrapped in nostalgic language, these cards blend modern sass with vintage charm for moments that deserve a good laugh.
Oysters Greetings Card
This greeting card showcases a delightful illustration by British artist Alice Straker, rendered in eco-friendly vegan inks on premium 300gsm Invercote board. Alice's signature style brings food and drink to life through bold oil paintings, pastels, and palette knife work that practically leap off the page. Her Hampshire studio creations are known for their luscious texture and three-dimensional charm—so vivid you'll want to take a bite! Perfect for food lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Custom commissions available.
Grace Greeting Card
beautifully printed with Vegan inks on 300gsm Invercote board. Studio Cockatoo is a Meet Grace Greetings Card—where creativity meets personality. This charming card springs from the collaborative vision of Luke and Kate Bordessa, a dynamic duo who blend their graphic design expertise with a passion for the natural world. Each design is handcrafted in their studio, marrying contemporary geometric patterns with the organic beauty of nature and wildlife. The result? Modern art that captures the spirit of animals and landscapes through a fresh, playful lens. Perfect for adding a touch of artistic flair to any occasion.
Birthday March Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives looking like it actually cost money. Emily Isabella's illustration graces 100lb card stock—the kind that feels substantial in your hands, not like something you'd accidentally throw away with the junk mail. Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles printed it on recycled paper using offset and foil stamping techniques, because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting card at a time. Measures 5.5 x 4.25 inches. Perfect for March birthdays, or for people who appreciate cards that don't immediately disintegrate.
Around The Sun Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around our spinning rock with this cheerful greeting card. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight stock and offset printed by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, it arrives blank inside so you can fill it with whatever wisdom or nonsense feels right. Measuring 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it features the delightful illustrations of Daren Thomas Magee—the kind of art that makes you smile even before you've had your coffee. A small, thoughtful way to mark the occasion that the Earth has completed yet another orbit.
Born To Lounge Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card for people like me—those of us who've elevated lounging to an art form. This 6-pack arrives without the unnecessary cello wrapping, printed in vegan ink on substantial 300gsm Invercote board, which sounds fancy but really just means it won't fall apart in your hands. Oakland designer Gigi Saca created these with the understanding that life is genuinely difficult, so we might as well enjoy ourselves along the way. If you've ever felt guilty for doing nothing, this card gets it. Send one to a friend who understands that sometimes the best accomplishment is simply showing up on the couch.
Scalloped Coneflower Sympathy Greeting Card
A sympathy card that doesn't presume to know what you're feeling, which is probably for the best. The scalloped coneflowers—illustrated by the House that Lars Built, a group of people who apparently have strong opinions about botanical accuracy—arrive on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that suggests you've put thought into this gesture. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's substantial without being ostentatious. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles using offset printing and foil stamping, techniques I couldn't explain if my life depended on it, on recycled paper because apparently even sympathy cards have environmental concerns now. The inside is blank, which means you get to do the hard part—finding words that don't sound like they came from a greeting card factory in Ohio.
Birthday Pardner Birthday Greeting Card
A birthday card that doesn't pretend to be something it isn't—blank inside, waiting for whatever you can manage to write. The illustration by Krista Perry sits on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that feels substantial in your hands, offset printed and finished with foil stamping for a touch of understated elegance. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's precisely the dimensions a card should be. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which means you're not entirely destroying the planet while celebrating someone's continued existence on Earth. It's the sort of thing you give to someone when you've decided they're worth the effort.
Congrats Poppies Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the confidence of someone who's never actually sent a card on time. Illustrated by Lonely Palm Ranch, this A2 beauty measures 4.25 by 5.5 inches and comes with a matching envelope—because apparently we're civilized. The soft white cover stock is 30% recycled and certified by both FSC and SFI, which means you can feel morally superior while congratulating someone. It's printed in full color using soy-based inks right here in the USA, and the blank interior gives you plenty of space to write something meaningful or, more realistically, something hastily scribbled at the last minute.
Raccoon Fun Congratulations Greeting Card
This delightful greeting card celebrates life's victories with a charming raccoon illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping, it arrives at a perfect 4.25 x 5.5 inches—substantial enough to feel like an actual accomplishment in your hands. The blank interior invites your own heartfelt message, while the offset printing ensures crisp, vibrant colors. Responsibly produced by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because apparently even congratulations can be environmentally conscious these days.
Amazing Amazing Amazing Foiled Greetings Card
Brighten someone's day with this vibrant foiled greeting card from Studio Eleni. Each pack contains six cards printed on premium 300gsm Invercote board using eco-friendly vegan inks, finished with a dazzling foil detail that catches the light beautifully. Crafted by a London-based independent designer who celebrates bold, colorful creativity, these cards bring playful personality to every occasion. Perfect for adding a splash of artistic flair to your stationery collection.
Happy Xmas Foiled Greeting Card
Here's a holiday card that arrives with all the confidence of someone who's never actually sent a card on time. Keren Parmley, a printmaker from the North East, has designed this thing with enough shimmer and foil to make you feel like you're giving something genuinely fancy—even if you're buying it three days before Christmas. Printed on substantial 300gsm Invercote board with vegan inks, it features the kind of bold, colorful patterns that suggest the sender has taste. Her work blends hand-painted charm with digital precision, drawing inspiration from pop culture and home decor in ways that somehow make sense together. It's the sort of card that makes people wonder if you actually put thought into it.
Love Boots Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives looking like someone actually cared enough to send something other than a text message. Printed with vegan inks on substantial 300gsm Invercote board—the kind of cardstock that feels important in your hands—it features the work of Parrott Paints, an artist who specializes in digital illustrations and custom-painted clothing. Her designs pull from nature, slather on the color, and operate under the quaint belief that kindness might actually matter. She makes things to remind you to love yourself, connect with your community, and appreciate the natural world, as if we all didn't already have enough on our plates. Still, it's a nice card.
Boot Baby greeting card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the fanfare of a tiny person entering the world, minus the screaming and bodily fluids. Christian Robinson illustrated it, which means it actually looks good—A2 size, 4.25 by 5.5 inches, the kind of dimensions that fit nicely in an envelope without origami skills. The paper is soft white cover stock, 30% recycled, certified by people who care about such things (FSC and SFI), and printed right here in America using soy-based inks that won't judge you for your life choices. It's blank inside, so you can write whatever you want—heartfelt, sarcastic, or a grocery list if you're feeling honest. Comes with a matching envelope, because apparently cards need companions now.
Always Steal Your Chips Greetings Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with the kind of irreverent humor you'd expect from someone who still thinks fart jokes are underrated. Printed on substantial 300gsm Invercote board with vegan inks, it bears the unmistakable fingerprints of Don't Grow Up—Jonathan's independent design studio tucked away in the North East. He's the type who believes mid-century graphic design deserves a second life, preferably one filled with mischief and the sort of playful absurdity that makes you question why we ever agreed to be adults in the first place. If you've ever felt that growing up was a terrible mistake, this card gets it.
Sardines by Alice Straker Greetings Card
This charming greetings card showcases a delightful illustration by British artist Alice Straker, printed using eco-friendly vegan inks on premium 300gsm Invercote board. Alice's signature style brings food and drink to life through bold, textured oil paintings created in her Hampshire studio. Using an inventive mix of oils, pastels, palette knives, and brushes, she crafts artwork with such appetizing dimension you'll swear you could taste it. Perfect for food lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Alice also welcomes custom commission requests.
Bad Bitch Greeting Card
Oh Fine! Art Studio has managed to do something I didn't think was possible: make a greeting card that's actually worth sending. Printed on substantial 300gsm Invercote board with vegan inks, it pairs old-world paintings with the kind of modern irreverence that makes you laugh out loud in the card aisle. It's the sort of thing you buy three of—one to send, one to keep, and one because you're worried the store might run out.
Very Merry Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card designed by Limbo and Ginger, two artists from Manchester who somehow manage to create vibrant, wonderfully weird designs while raising two small children—a feat I find more impressive than most Olympic achievements. The card is printed on hefty 300gsm Invercote board with vegan inks, which means it feels substantial in your hands and won't make you feel guilty about the environment. Their work channels 1970s design in a way that's neither ironic nor exhausting, just genuinely joyful and a little bit eccentric. It's the kind of card that makes people wonder if you actually put thought into your greeting, which, let's be honest, is half the battle.
Smile and Open a Bottle of Wine Greeting Card
Billy The Kid's hand-lettered greeting card arrives on substantial 300gsm Invercote board, printed with vegan inks in a way that suggests someone cared enough to avoid harming anything in the process. The design pairs old-fashioned expressions with modern observations—the kind of thing you'd find funny at first, then keep finding funny every time you notice it again. For people who understand that wine and humor are essentially the same thing.