Vintage Winter Greeting Card – Gifts
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GiftsSuska&Kabsch is a Polish brand created by two enthusiasts of music, good food and... paper. They believe that there is always a place for top-quality design and have decided to create their own collections of greeting cards and notebooks.
The new winter greeting-card collection from Suska & Kabsch features archival illustrations from American books and prints from the 1920s. The designs stand out with their nostalgic atmosphere and the charm of vintage-style linework. The card features a retro illustration with gifts. A red envelope is included in the set.
- Size: 11 x 15.4 cm
- Folded in half
- White interior
- Paper: Munken Polar, 300 g/m2
- envelope included
- Envelope with manufacturer name embossing
Made in Poland.
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A gift card for a chosen amount can be used in our online store or our physical shop (Kraków, ul. Limanowskiego 18). After purchase, it's sent by email as a print-ready PDF file.
Before buying a gift card, please read the following information:
- The gift card remains valid for 2 years from the date of sale. Not using the gift card within twenty-four months results in it becoming void.
- The gift card cannot be returned or exchanged for cash.
- The gift card must be used in a single transaction. If the full value of the card is not used, the Issuer will not refund the difference.
- Goods purchased with a gift card cannot be returned.
- It is possible to exchange the purchased goods for another product. If the gift card holder chooses a cheaper product as part of the exchange, the Issuer will not refund the price difference. If it is a more expensive product, the gift card holder is required to pay the surplus resulting from the price difference.
You can find the full terms and conditions here.