PAPYRUS Card Stores to Close - Page 3

Lattelvr · ‎09-02-2018

I loved to send them for very special occasions. They do have some beautfiful cards and the best Thank You cards too! There's a really cute Papryus store at a major mall near me that I enjoy going into so I'm sad to see it close.. The Target store near me also sells them now. I recently bought a sympathy card and noticed the words, made in China. Ugh!

Abrowneyegirl · ‎03-15-2010

I have always had a pension for fine textiles, especially paper goods. Papyrus has the most lovely gift wrap and stationery.

Cwoldie · ‎03-09-2010

American Greetings bought Papyrus and Recycled Paper Greetings several years ago. I worked for Recycled Paper for 29 years. It was all down hill after the sale.

Iamstillhere · ‎07-20-2019

We have a few stores in New York, I like going to the one at Rockefeller Center and shop for special people in my life or someone I really would like to impress because they are pricey but totally worth it, love the ornaments and small musical boxes, unfortunately with the electronic technology , fewer and fewer people are sending cards by mail. To me opening my mailbox and finding a handwritten card someone sent me for my birthday, Mother's day, Easter, Christmas or just because, means everything!!! It is sad to see them or any other business close......

spiderw · ‎06-14-2010

I love to send cards and still do. I enjoy going to card stores and Papyrus is one which I particularly like because the cards are unique and so pretty. I also bought Christmas cards at Papyrus. Of course hearing this news saddens me. I am not an on line shopper as I enjoy going to stores and supporting businesses and their employees.

I still send cards for birthdays, Christmas and special occasions. I do not care for e-cards, sending or receiving. However, I do understand they are an option for those who cannot get out to a card store or just prefer e-cards.

Papyrus is a great store and I am truly sorry it is closing shop.

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

is it confirmed that their online presence will also cease operations?

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I am still oxox · ‎03-09-2010

@Iamstillhere

I live in suburban NYC, I am pretty sure there is a store in Grand Central, and I have one in the Lord and Taylor strip mall up here in Scarsdale. I always loved their unique cards and gifts.

@Iamstillhere wrote:
We have a few stores in New York, I like going to the one at Rockefeller Center and shop for special people in my life or someone I really would like to impress because they are pricey but totally worth it, love the ornaments and small musical boxes, unfortunately with the electronic technology , fewer and fewer people are sending cards by mail. To me opening my mailbox and finding a handwritten card someone sent me for my birthday, Mother's day, Easter, Christmas or just because, means everything!!! It is sad to see them or any other business close......

Stop being afraid of what could go wrong and start being positive what could go right.

lmt · ‎05-19-2010

I never heard of Papyrus cards. Sooner or later I think all card stores will be a thing of the past.

We had two Hallmark stores in our mall, one is now closed. We also had three Hallmark stores in the area and they're all gone.

I always enjoyed sending (and receiving) cards in the mail. We didn't get one Christmas card last year. Friends and family now text for Christmas and birthdays. And it's not the same thing!