Papyrus to open first UK stores

Shurman Retail Group, which earlier this year took over the management of Clinton Cards on behalf of new owner American Greetings, will open up the first Papyrus card shops in the UK next year.

The retail brand, which trades as Shurman Retail Group in the US, will open one of its distinctive, high-end stationery outlets in the Bluewater shopping centre in March, in what used to be a Clinton’s store. Dominique Shurman, who heads of the SRG, was appointed CEO of Clinton’s in June 2012. A further Papyrus outlet is already to appear in the Westfield shopping centre and more are in the pipeline.

Clinton’s has already opened a 35,000 sqft distribution centre at the company’s Loughton head office, relieving many suppliers of the previous arrangement that saw them delivering product directly to Clinton’s outlets up and down the country. The centre will make it easier for smaller suppliers and overseas companies to deal with the business.

SRG owns 400 stores in the US and 397 Clinton Cards outlets in the UK.

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3 thoughts on “Papyrus to open first UK stores”

  1. Could you tell me when I would be able to buy Papyrus cards on Lin win the uk
    They are quite unique so different and such beautiful cards to send and receive ,

  2. Can you please let me know when the stores at Bluewater and Westfield are due to open under the Papyrus brand. I live in Oxford but am unable to locate a good selection of the products locally and quite happy to travel to London
    Regards
    Sue Holden

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