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1,729 products
Calligraphe is a stationery product line of Clairefontaine, a French paper and stationery maker founded in 1858 in Etival-Clairefontaine in the Vosges. The brand covers notebooks, notepads, writing sheets, envelopes and fine-art papers, all produced in-house by the family-owned Exacompta Clairefontaine group, which is the only European group that both manufactures paper and converts it into finished stationery. Development and manufacturing are concentrated at the French site, which runs two paper machines producing around 165,000 tonnes of paper per year alongside envelope and notebook lines.
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1,052 products
Oxford is a stationery brand offering school supplies, notebooks, storage boxes, ring binders, and office products. It is owned by Groupe Hamelin, a family-owned stationery company headquartered in Hamelin, Germany. The brand forms part of Hamelin's portfolio of stationery labels distributed across Europe and beyond.
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798 products
herlitz is a German stationery brand offering school and office products such as notebooks, pens, school bags, folders and coloring and painting supplies, sold under trend-driven designs. The brand is owned by the Pelikan Group GmbH, based in Falkensee near Berlin, and is now part of the French Hamelin group. Product development and marketing run from Germany, while paper-based products are manufactured in Poland (Poznań) and, historically, in Germany (Falkensee).
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258 products
Rhodia is a French stationery brand best known for its iconic orange notepad, founded in 1923 by the Vérilhac brothers in Lyon. Since 1997 it has belonged to the Exacompta Clairefontaine group, which is controlled by the Nusse family. The brand's notebooks, notepads, diaries and writing instruments are designed and produced in France, in the group's factory near Mulhouse, using PEFC-certified paper, vegetable-based inks and vegetable glue.
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253 products
RNK Verlag is a German publisher and manufacturer of legally reviewed forms, contracts and school, office and shipping supplies, operating as a branch of the Roth GmbH family business. The brand traces its roots to a Berlin-Kreuzberg stationery shop founded more than 140 years ago and is now run from Großbeeren near Berlin, with the parent company based in Lichtentanne in Saxony. Products are developed in-house with ongoing legal review and produced in Germany. The company is FSC-certified and uses recycled air-cushion film and paper tape for shipping.
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40 products
Miquelrius is a Spanish stationery brand founded in 1839, known for notebooks, planners, school supplies and creative paper products. It is part of Grupo APLI (APLI Paper, S.A.U.), a Barcelona-region paper and stationery group headquartered in Barberà del Vallès, Spain, which has owned the brand since 2018. The group operates five production centers and distributes across more than 80 countries, with Miquelrius positioned as its premium design-focused label.
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10 products
Bantex is a stationery brand of the French family-owned Hamelin Group, headquartered in Caen, France. Originally founded in Denmark in 1961, Bantex was acquired by Hamelin in 2000 and is now marketed worldwide through the group's network. The brand is known for polypropylene lever-arch files with its Strong-Line edge reinforcement, as well as notebooks, exercise books, address books, loose-leaf paper and desk accessories such as letter trays, desk pads and waste paper baskets. Development and manufacturing are carried out across Hamelin's European production sites, with the group reporting 3,000 employees in 19 countries and a turnover of around 600 million euros.
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