for the last day
retirement cards,
written with a real pen.
Forty years of work and one card. Make it one they keep: your words, in ink, posted to the house they will now be home in.
$5.15 a card, plus delivery.

Who gets one
The person leaving, from the people staying.
A colleague or a boss
Name one thing they taught you. A team can each write a line, or a manager can send one from everyone.
A parent or a client
A card from a child, or from a business to a client who is handing over. Add their photo as a QR code on the card. Messages for years of work.
What to write in a retirement card
Four tones. Change the names.
Warm
Happy retirement, Mr Menon. You taught me to check twice and sign once. I still do. Anita
Funny
Congratulations! Every day is Saturday now. Please stop emailing us. Sam
Family
Papa, you worked so we could rest. Now it is your turn. Happy retirement. Dev
Short
Well earned. Enjoy every slow morning. Jo
Make it arrive for the send-off
Order ahead. The post takes days.
We hand the card to the post within three business days. Then it travels for about the time below. These are usual windows, not promises.
| United States | 8-15 days |
|---|---|
| UK | 7-14 days |
| Gulf | 6-12 days |
| Australia | 8-15 days |
| India | 3-7 days |
Work out your own date with the mail time calculator.
Pick a design and a hand
The pen draws the picture too.
More in the designs gallery under Retirement. Then pick a handwriting style, or upload your own.
Questions
- Is it really handwritten?
- Yes. A machine holds a real pen and writes your message in ink. It is not a printed font made to look like handwriting.
- Can a whole team sign it?
- One hand writes the card, so send one card from everyone, or a card from each person to the same address.
- Can a business send them?
- Yes. Upload a CSV or a Google Sheet and a card goes to each row, checked before anything is sent.
- Can I use my own handwriting?
- Yes. Upload a sample and we build a hand from yours, or pick one of our handwriting styles.
Send them off by hand.
Write the message once. A real pen does the rest.