Greeting Cards
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Kewpie Doll Greeting Card
Celebrate with a card that's almost too charming to send. This A2 greeting features Krista Perry's delightful Kewpie illustration, printed on soft white stock that's been responsibly sourced - 30% recycled content with FSC and SFI certification, because apparently we're all environmentally conscious now. The full-color design gets a sophisticated boost from foil stamping and eco-friendly soy-based inks. Inside? Blissfully blank, ready for whatever sentiment you're brave enough to commit to pen. Comes with a matching envelope and made right here in the USA. One card. Infinite possibilities. Probably.
Cactus Scene Everyday Greeting Card
This charming greeting card features a delightful cactus illustration by Caroline Clark that somehow makes desert plants seem like they're throwing a party. Crafted from substantial 100lb heavyweight card stock and offset printed with care, it arrives blank inside so you can fill it with whatever wisdom or nonsense strikes your fancy. Measuring 5.5 by 4.25 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into an envelope without requiring a second mortgage. Red Cap Cards produces each one in Los Angeles using recycled paper, because apparently even greeting cards can have a conscience these days. Whether you're the type to buy singles or prefer the boxed set for bulk optimism distribution, this little card is ready to brighten someone's day - or at least confuse them pleasantly.
Big Hug Encouragement Greeting Card
Send someone a hug they can actually hold. This cheerful greeting card features a bold "Big Hug" message on the front, illustrated with warmth by Anke Weckmann. The inside is blank, giving you room to add your own words - because sometimes the best encouragement is the personal kind. Printed on 100lb heavyweight card stock by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles using recycled materials, it's a card that feels as good as it looks. Measuring 5.5 x 4.25 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into a mailbox or pressing into someone's hand when they need reminding that they're thought of.
Your Magic Encouragement Greeting Card
This cheerful greeting card arrives ready to deliver whatever magic you've got brewing. Crafted from substantial 100lb card stock and offset printed with care, it measures a handy 5.5 by 4.25 inches - the perfect size for slipping into a pocket or propping on a shelf. Anke Weckmann's illustrations grace the front, while the inside waits blank for your own particular brand of encouragement. Red Cap Cards printed the whole affair in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because apparently even greeting cards can have a conscience these days.
Matilija Poppy Hugs Encouragement Greeting Card
Blank inside. 100lb heavyweight card stock. Offset printed. 5.5 x 4.25 inches. Illustrated by Eric Pfleeger of Lonely Palm Ranch. Printed by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles, California, USA, on recycled paper.
Matches Love Greeting Card
This charming greeting card celebrates love with a playful illustration by Danielle Kroll, printed right here in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards on recycled paper - because nothing says romance quite like environmental responsibility. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping, it's sturdy enough to survive a move or three. At 4.25 x 5.5 inches, it fits perfectly in an envelope, and the blank interior gives you complete freedom to write whatever sentimental or ridiculous thing your heart desires. It's the kind of card that makes people smile before they even open it.
One In A Trillion Friendship Greeting Card
Celebrate your rarest connection with this charming greeting card that gets it - friendship is basically winning the lottery. Crafted on substantial 100lb card stock and offset printed with care, this 4.25 x 5.5 inch beauty features artwork by Daren Thomas Magee and arrives blank inside, ready for whatever heartfelt (or hilariously honest) message you've got brewing. Made in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards using recycled paper because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting at a time. Single cards come nestled with an envelope and cellophane sleeve, or grab a boxed set if you're the type who likes to have these on hand for life's most improbable friendships.
Make A Wish Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around the sun with this charming greeting card, featuring a whimsical cake illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping details, it's the kind of card that feels substantial in your hands - like it actually matters. Blank inside gives you room to write whatever birthday sentiment strikes your fancy. Measuring 5 x 7 inches, it's printed right here in Los Angeles by Red Cap Cards on recycled paper, because apparently we're all trying to save the planet one greeting card at a time. Perfect for anyone who appreciates a little artistry with their birthday wishes.
Around The Sun Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate another trip around our spinning rock with this cheerful greeting card. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight stock and offset printed by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, it arrives blank inside so you can fill it with whatever wisdom or nonsense feels right. Measuring 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it features the delightful illustrations of Daren Thomas Magee - the kind of art that makes you smile even before you've had your coffee. A small, thoughtful way to mark the occasion that the Earth has completed yet another orbit.
Raccoon Fun Congratulations Greeting Card
This delightful greeting card celebrates life's victories with a charming raccoon illustration by Krista Perry. Crafted from 100lb heavyweight card stock and finished with foil stamping, it arrives at a perfect 4.25 x 5.5 inches - substantial enough to feel like an actual accomplishment in your hands. The blank interior invites your own heartfelt message, while the offset printing ensures crisp, vibrant colors. Responsibly produced by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because apparently even congratulations can be environmentally conscious these days.
Whoopee Cushion Birthday Greeting Card
This delightfully absurd greeting card arrives ready to embarrass someone on their special day - which, let's be honest, is half the fun of birthdays anyway. Crafted from substantial 100lb card stock and die-cut with precision, it features a cheeky whoopee cushion illustration by Krista Perry that somehow manages to be both juvenile and charming. At 5 by 7 inches, it's the perfect size for slipping into an envelope with a knowing smile. Red Cap Cards printed this little troublemaker in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because even our pranks can be environmentally conscious. The inside is blank, leaving you free to write whatever heartfelt or hilariously inappropriate message suits the occasion.
Perfect Bow Congrats Greeting Card
We've always found that congratulations cards occupy a strange middle ground in the greeting card universe: too specific to ignore, yet too generic to feel truly personal. This one, at least, has the good sense to stay quiet on the inside, which means you get to do the heavy lifting. It's blank, waiting for whatever you've got to say, which is either liberating or terrifying depending on your relationship with the recipient. The card itself is substantial - 100lb stock, which is the kind of detail that matters if you've ever held a flimsy greeting card and felt vaguely embarrassed on behalf of the sender. It's printed offset, a process we don't fully understand but trust implicitly, and features an illustration by Emily Isabella that manages to be cheerful without being aggressively so. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's the right size: big enough to matter, small enough to fit in an envelope without origami. Red Cap Cards made it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which is the sort of thing that used to feel like a luxury but now just feels like basic decency. Good news, after all, shouldn't arrive on the back of environmental regret.
Grocery Bag Love Greeting Card
This charming greeting card arrives with a cheerful message that manages to be both sincere and delightfully low-pressure - perfect for anyone you'd like to remind that you care, without the burden of expecting them to care back quite as much. Crafted on substantial 100lb heavyweight card stock and offset printed for crisp, professional results, it measures a handy 5.5 x 4.25 inches. The whimsical illustration comes courtesy of Lonely Palm Ranch, while Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles handled the printing with their usual West Coast competence. Inside, you'll find a blank canvas for your own words, or you can simply let the card's cheerful "Love You" and "Have a nice day" do the talking. It's the kind of thing that arrives in someone's mailbox and makes them smile, which, let's be honest, is harder to accomplish than it sounds.
Fruit Party Birthday Greeting Card
Celebrate with a card that's almost too charming to send. This 4.25 x 5.5 inch greeting features a delightful cast of fruit characters - a pear, an apple, and a banana - illustrated by the wonderfully talented Jon Klassen. Printed on 100lb heavyweight card stock with a blank interior, it's offset printed by Red Cap Cards right here in Los Angeles on recycled paper. It's the kind of card that makes you smile before you even write anything inside, which is really the whole point, isn't it?
Boot Baby greeting card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the fanfare of a tiny person entering the world, minus the screaming and bodily fluids. Christian Robinson illustrated it, which means it actually looks good - A2 size, 4.25 by 5.5 inches, the kind of dimensions that fit nicely in an envelope without origami skills. The paper is soft white cover stock, 30% recycled, certified by people who care about such things (FSC and SFI), and printed right here in America using soy-based inks that won't judge you for your life choices. It's blank inside, so you can write whatever you want - heartfelt, sarcastic, or a grocery list if you're feeling honest. Comes with a matching envelope, because apparently cards need companions now.
Congrats Poppies Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives with all the confidence of someone who's never actually sent a card on time. Illustrated by Lonely Palm Ranch, this A2 beauty measures 4.25 by 5.5 inches and comes with a matching envelope - because apparently we're civilized. The soft white cover stock is 30% recycled and certified by both FSC and SFI, which means you can feel morally superior while congratulating someone. It's printed in full color using soy-based inks right here in the USA, and the blank interior gives you plenty of space to write something meaningful or, more realistically, something hastily scribbled at the last minute.
Vases Thank You Greeting Card
This thank you card features a cheerful vases illustration by Emily Isabella and arrives blank inside, which is either a blessing or a curse depending on your ability to write something meaningful. Printed on 100lb heavyweight recycled card stock by Red Cap Cards in Los Angeles, it measures 4.25 x 5.5 inches and comes with an envelope and cellophane sleeve - everything you need to pretend you're more organized than you actually are. Available as single cards or boxed sets, because apparently some people plan ahead. Offset printed with the kind of care usually reserved for things that actually matter.
Birthday Pardner Birthday Greeting Card
A birthday card that doesn't pretend to be something it isn't - blank inside, waiting for whatever you can manage to write. The illustration by Krista Perry sits on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that feels substantial in your hands, offset printed and finished with foil stamping for a touch of understated elegance. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's precisely the dimensions a card should be. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which means you're not entirely destroying the planet while celebrating someone's continued existence on Earth. It's the sort of thing you give to someone when you've decided they're worth the effort.
Queen of Diamonds Birthday Greeting Card
This Queen of Diamonds birthday card arrives as a small miracle of American manufacturing - 100lb card stock so substantial you'll wonder if it's actually a greeting or a structural support beam. Danielle Kroll's illustration somehow makes playing cards look dignified, while the foil stamping catches the light in ways that suggest someone spent actual time thinking about your birthday. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, which means you can feel morally superior while sending it. Measures 4.25 x 5.5 inches, the exact size of something important.
Scalloped Coneflower Sympathy Greeting Card
A sympathy card that doesn't presume to know what you're feeling, which is probably for the best. The scalloped coneflowers - illustrated by the House that Lars Built, a group of people who apparently have strong opinions about botanical accuracy - arrive on 100lb heavyweight card stock, the kind of paper that suggests you've put thought into this gesture. At 4.25 by 5.5 inches, it's substantial without being ostentatious. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles using offset printing and foil stamping, techniques I couldn't explain if my life depended on it, on recycled paper because apparently even sympathy cards have environmental concerns now. The inside is blank, which means you get to do the hard part - finding words that don't sound like they came from a greeting card factory in Ohio.
Lucky Dice anniversary greeting card
This anniversary card arrives as a small gamble that pays off. Danielle Kroll's playful dice illustrations adorn a sturdy 4.25 x 5.5 inch card stock - the kind of heavyweight paper that feels substantial in your hands, offset printed and embellished with foil stamping for a touch of shimmer. Red Cap Cards manufactured it in Los Angeles on recycled material, which means you can feel virtuous about your greeting. The blank interior awaits whatever anniversary message you're brave enough to write, whether sincere, sarcastic, or somewhere in between.
Love Cake wedding greeting card
Here's a wedding card that arrives with all the gravitas of a frosted dessert. Danielle Kroll's illustrations grace this 4.25 x 5.5 inch blank-inside card, which has been offset printed and foil stamped onto genuinely substantial 100lb heavyweight stock - the kind of cardstock that makes you feel like you're holding something that matters. Red Cap Cards printed it in Los Angeles on recycled paper, because apparently even greeting cards are expected to have a conscience these days. Perfect for those moments when you need to congratulate people on their cake-themed life choices.
Love Boots Greeting Card
Here's a greeting card that arrives looking like someone actually cared enough to send something other than a text message. Printed with vegan inks on substantial 300gsm Invercote board - the kind of cardstock that feels important in your hands - it features the work of Parrott Paints, an artist who specializes in digital illustrations and custom-painted clothing. Her designs pull from nature, slather on the color, and operate under the quaint belief that kindness might actually matter. She makes things to remind you to love yourself, connect with your community, and appreciate the natural world, as if we all didn't already have enough on our plates. Still, it's a nice card.
5-7 Business Days Greeting Card
This greeting card arrives printed in vegan ink on sustainably sourced 300gsm Invercote board - the kind of detail that makes you feel slightly better about yourself. Billy The Kid's handwritten typography mines the English language for comedy gold, pairing contemporary expressions with forgotten phrases to produce something genuinely funny and oddly moving. It's the card you'll actually want to send.