Frequently Asked Questions

Each pack contains 8 sheets of wrapping paper - the same size that you'll find on printed sheets on the high street (approximately 50 x 70 cm). One sheet will wrap a large coffee table type book with paper left over. Our photos use an iPhone box, a hardback book, an Amazon Echo box and a coffee table book. They use less than the area of two sheets combined. We provide 16 tags which should be plenty for most people.

Each pack features four individual designs. Colours and styles are designed to mix and match so giving multiple gifts is fun and you've plenty of choice for a single gift too. We hope that you can buy a pack and use it for a number of occasions, but if you're wrapping a lot for one person, the paper styles sit comfortably together and use complimenting colours across every sheet.

We design and manufacture the product here in the UK using vegetable based inks. Our print works is ISO and FSC Chain of Custody Certified ensuring the highest service, environmental and sustainable credentials.

The packs are designed to minimise waste - cutting grids, tags doubling up as the retail packaging and as little as possible outer packaging are all in the mix.

Rolls are bad news... We understand that rolls appear to provide more 'bang for your buck' but they do so at a huge environmental cost. Rolls are about 80-90% air and 10% product. They need card to roll around, take up a lot of storage space and more room on a van or container. Through every stage of manufacture and supply, there's a knock on. Folded sheets remove all these issues. The one downside, if you can call it that, is that some colours show a little creasing on your wrapped gifts. The backing grid on our sheets will help you work around any folding meaning gifts still look great, and you're not contributing unnecessarily to unsustainable practices.

To protect the product and to hold the 8 sheets of paper and 16 tags, it is essential that the wrapping paper is covered and wrapped. We use a renewable "film" made of corn starch. It looks and feels like plastic, but it's a sustainable product that will compost / biodegrade. The postal bags are also made of sustainable materials.

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