Sapling Press

So Much card

So Much card - Main image
$4.32 $6 In stock

Category: Card

NEW "Loud & Clear" line in NEON!

“So much for dying young. Happy Birthday!”

DETAILS //
• Size: 4.25 x 5.5
• Inside Message: blank
• Paper: ecru cotton
• Envelope: brown bag
• Printing: letterpress
• Ink: neon green

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo R. ★★★★★

The cotton paper has that lovely, tactile thickness you can feel before you even open it, and the letterpress ink sits just deep enough to catch the light. The neon pop on the ecru background is such a fun twist for a birthday card, and the blank inside gives me room to write something actually mean

Steven C. ★★★★★

The neon lettering on this card is even punchier in person, and the brown bag envelope gives it a cool vintage feel. I got it for a friend who loves dark humor, and the "So much for dying young" line made her laugh out loud. The blank inside was perfect for adding my own short note.

Jason ★★★★★

The ecru cotton paper gives it such a nice, tactile feel, and the neon letterpress is even punchier in person. I grabbed it for a friend's birthday and the "so much for dying young" line got a genuine laugh. The brown bag envelope was a perfect understated pairing, too.