CardPop Unveils Their New Range of Pop Up Cards in the UK For 2020
Dec 18, 2019
Manchester, United Kingdom - CardPop, retailer of 3D pop-up greetings cards has announced its new collection for 2020. Their range of cards will include a variety of themes, including birthdays, Valentine’s, Easter & other special occasions.
Ashton-under-Lyne, United Kingdom - December 18, 2019 /PressCable/ —
UK Based Greetings Card Retailer Announce New Range Of 3D Pop-Up Cards For 2020
New Pop Up Cards – CardPop In 2020
CardPop’s latest catalogue of greetings cards are prepared to launch in 2020. The company has introduced a range of its latest designs ahead of the new decade, adding to its initial release of cards in May 2019.
CEO and founder, Christopher Hoole, said “we had a great first year in business, but we don’t like to stay still. We want to keep improving and build on what we’ve achieved.” Mr. Hoole oversees each stage of the production, from concept & design, to manufacturing, marketing and delivery. The cards are made using art paper imported from Italy, coming in a variety of colours with a laser-cut front cover and an intricate, hand-made pop-out sculpture inside.
The new range of cards will include never-before seen unicorn pop up birthday cards, colourful flowers, vehicles, food and much more. “I’m really pleased with how the new cards have turned out,” Chris said. “We work with our team of designers to make something unique and I am excited for our customers to see them.”
2019
CardPop introduced itself to the UK market in 2019, offering a unique brand of speciality 3D, pop-up cards through their company website (https://cardpop.co.uk). Founded by Christopher Hoole, the company has enjoyed a successful year, extending its presence on various platforms such as Etsy & Ebay.
Their first range of cards included a wide range of themes, such as footballers, wrestlers, flowers, cakes and animals for an equally wide range of occasions. Christopher said, “we made a good start in 2019 and we’re looking to continue that right into 2020.”
About CardPop
CardPop was founded in May of 2019 by CEO Christopher Hoole in Manchester, England. The company creates a range of 3D pop-up greetings cards with fun themes for birthdays and special occasions, such as Christmas, Valentine’s Day & Mother’s Day.
The inspiration for the greetings cards comes from origami and kirigami, ancient art forms of paper folding. Each card theme has a different colour and features a laser-cut front cover with a striking design, as well as a 3D structure in the centre. The cards are priced at £6.54 each and are shipped with a fitted envelope.
Speaking about the designs, Mr Hoole said “we have continued to create concepts and themes for our cards that keep us fresh in the market.” He went on to explain how quality is also important to CardPop. “We work with our craftsmen to ensure our cards are the best they can be, every card is handcrafted and we’re proud to have had such a great reception in 2019.”
Contact Info:
Name: Christopher Hoole
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Organization: Card Pop
Address: 18 Eason Way, Ashton-under-Lyne, England OL6 9SY, United Kingdom
Website: https://cardpop.co.uk/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88939850
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