What Belongs on Cards?
This hub is horse-themed paper goods for writing, noting and light stationery, not hardcover reading catalogues.
Typical pieces include:
- Greeting and occasion cards.
- Fun and humorous cards.
- Notebooks, stickers and desk stationery.
Cards vs Books
Bound titles sit under books, including colouring books and children's books.
A bookmark that ships with books sits on bookmarks. A blank greeting card stays here.
Greeting vs Fun Cards
Open greeting cards for birthdays and notes. Use fun cards when the tone is playful rather than formal.
Stationery pads and stickers sit on stationery.
Cards vs Gifts and Kitchen
Mixed leftovers remain on equestrian gifts. Drinkware sits under kitchen and mugs.
Wrapping a mug does not make it a card. Writing a card does not make it homeware.
Cards vs Homeware
Cushions and wall prints sit under homeware. A paper card is not wall art unless it is sold as a framed print on wall art.
Gift cards for store credit sit on gift cards.
How to Choose
Match the occasion and tone, then check pack size on the listing. Australian shipping applies as on other accessories pages.
Collectible models sit on collectibles when that is the product type.
