Canned Mail Gift Collection
Greetings & giftcards in a fish box. Don't worry, it doesn't smell like fish 😊
UNIQUE: The canned mail is an individual and unique form of greeting card mail. The can mail is ideal for handing over vouchers or gifts of money. In addition, small chocolate bars can be stowed away - or completely unusual: beach sand with beautiful shells. Almost anything is possible.
HINGUCKER: Whether a motif with a suitable saying or another cool design. There is something for everyone in our range. The canned mail is a cool way of giving gifts of money and vouchers. It is also an absolute eye-catcher among traditional greeting cards.
SURPRISING: This gift packaging is not only an eye-catcher, but to get the money or voucher, you have to open the can like a sardine can! A lot of excitement and joy is guaranteed until the last second of the opening. The recipient will certainly be very happy about the successful surprise.
CONSISTING OF: a fish box with a slit on the side, a greeting card, a sealing label and an address label.
HOW IT WORKS: You can either hand over this great box personally or send it by post. How it works: Write the greetings on the greeting card. Push this card and the desired cash gift/voucher/ticket etc. through the slot on the side of the fish box and seal it with the sticker provided. FINISHED! For postage, fill out the attached address label and stick it on the back of the can. Postage large letter – and off to the mailbox.
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