Out of office
We’re going on a road trip through Europe.
Want to come?
monthly mailclub
what is out of office?
Out of Office is a monthly snail mail club that takes you along on my road trips!
Imagine opening your mailbox, and instead of a bunch of bills and advertisements, you find a brown envelope from Belgium with the words Out of Office on the front.
Inside, you’ll find a postcard from one of my road trips, a collectable photograph capturing the details of a place I’ve explored, a personal letter filled with stories from the road, and a tiny stamp to add to your very own travel passport.
what’s a road trip without a passport?
With your first envelope, you'll receive your very own Out of Office travel passport.
Every month, you'll get a small stamp of the destination we're exploring. Add it to your passport and watch your collection grow!
Each country has four stamps to collect. Can you complete them all?
Where are we going next?
Orders close on the 27th of each month. Subscribe by then to receive that month’s issue. If you join after the 27th, your subscription will begin with the following month’s issue.
I usually send out the envelopes around the 30th of each month, and you’ll get an email as soon as yours is on its way! Delivery times vary depending on where you live, so your letter might take a few days (or a little longer!) to reach your mailbox.
FAQ
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Subscribe before the 27th of each month to receive that month’s issue! Join after the 27th, and you'll receive the following month’s issue in your first envelope. Delivery times depend on where you live.
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Yes! Out of Office travels beyond Belgium. Shipping costs are calculated based on your destination.
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Of course! There's no long-term commitment, and you can cancel your subscription whenever you like.
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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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Not necessarily. Some places deserve more than one stop. Most of them will get 4 issues.