We’re going on a European road trip. Want to come?
Out of Office is a monthly snail mail club for people who love romanticising European road trips. Each letter takes you someplace new through photography, stories and collectable travel keepsakes.
What you’ll get:
A Letter from the road: I’ll tell you more about what the place feels like and what happened on the road
A6 photo postcard: a beautiful “wish you were here” photograph
Collectable: a tiny photographic artefact from the trip
Photo stamp: which you can put in your passport to complete your collection per country
Travel passport: slowly filling up with stamps as the club travels around Europe
When will my letter be sent?
Orders close on the 24th of each month. Subscribe by then to receive that month’s issue. If you join after the 24th, your subscription will start with the following issue.
Out of Office is a monthly snail mail club inspired by romantic European road trips. Each letter takes you somewhere new through photography, stories and collectable travel keepsakes.
Here’s what’s inside:
A Letter from the road: I’ll tell you more about what the place feels like and what happened on the road
A6 photo postcard: a beautiful “wish you were here” photograph
Collectable: a tiny photographic artefact from the trip
Photo stamp: which you can put in your passport to complete your collection per country
Travel passport: slowly filling up with stamps as the club travels around Europe (you’ll receive this once in your first letter!)
FAQ
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Yes. Postage is calculated at checkout.
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Yes, you can cancel anytime before the next billing date.
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Yes, just update your address before the monthly cut-off so your next issue heads to the right place!
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No worries, your roadtrip starts with the current dispatch. If you’d like to fill the earlier stamp spaces in your passport too, previous dispatches can be bought from the shop (archive) while they’re still available.
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Absolutely not! Filling the passport is optional and you can start anytime.
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Not necessarily. Some places deserve more than one stop. Most of them will get 4 issues.